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Meanings of high glee in English
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Usage of high glee in English
1
The young people took possession of the new dwelling in high glee.
2
The supper followed, the Judge being in high glee over his victory.
3
Soon the signal was given, and away went Trip in high glee.
4
She came into the room in high glee, and said to Malingan,-
5
Kirk bought their entire burden, and they scuttled away in high glee.
6
Isn't that fun? laughed Molly, in high glee, at the agreeable change.
7
Everybody was in high glee; fortunes were supposedly within reach; everything was booming.
8
Every one seemed in high glee; laughter and conversation were general and animated.
9
Grace and Nora were in high glee over the proposed trip.
10
There-upon the boys shouted in high glee, and gave three cheers.
11
That settled the matter, and our allies were in high glee.
12
Teddy had been standing on the platform, rubbing his palms in high glee.
13
You will soon be satisfied, said the Major in high glee.
14
To these were speedily added the three young Dugdales, all in high glee.
15
They returned in half an hour in high glee, bearing the king's chair.
16
I was in high glee till Mrs. Tanner came up stairs.
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