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Meanings of mightily pleased in English
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Usage of mightily pleased in English
1
He'd have been mightily pleased if the beast had broken my neck.
2
Mighty merry I was and made them all, and they mightily pleased.
3
The young Doctor said he should be mightily pleased to hear it.
4
But in the whole I was mightily pleased, reckoning myself fifty per cent.
5
The king of Serendib was mightily pleased that the caliph answered his friendship.
6
He came in swimming easily, and mightily pleased with himself and his performance.
7
Horse and owner were both mightily pleased to see each other.
8
She was mightily pleased to have your message, when I gave it her.
9
I am mightily pleased with your freedom, as you call it.
10
But I am mightily pleased with my Lord Hinchingbroke's sobriety and few words.
11
And he chuckled within himself as was his peasant's habit when mightily pleased.
12
But in the whole I was mightily pleased, reckoning myself now fifty per cent.
13
And it is so seldom that you visit here that I am mightily pleased.
14
The old Brûlé frequently noticed the young Ogallalla, and seemed mightily pleased with him.
15
Middle departed from the house mightily pleased with himself, and proud of his commission.
16
He caught it and came back mightily pleased with himself.
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