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Meanings of happy term in English
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Usage of happy term in English
1
I hope we shall work together splendidly and have an extremely happy term.
2
Is not Philarchus a very happy term to express the paternal and kindly authority of the head of a clan? [ii.
3
The genius of man, if that is a happy term in discussing the horrors of conflict, has always made the latest war the most frightful.
4
A branch of Botany, which has since been called Ecology (not a very happy term) has been stimulated to vigorous growth by floral biology.
5
He had come to terms with his blackness- happy terms.
6
He it was with whom Diana had been on such happy terms the day of landing at Madeira.
7
It will be a long time before I shall feel on the old, happy terms with Jack again.
8
'I have made up my mind about it,' said the squire, who at this time was living with his son on happy terms.