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Meanings of very cheery in English

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Usage of very cheery in English
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It wasn't a very cheery way to welcome everyone back for fall.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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I inquired, dubiously; for it did not sound a very cheery prospect.
The Argosy, Vol. 51, No. 1, January, 1891
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The red blinds shone very cheery and comfortable upon that stormy night.
Clementina
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But inside, dry and warm, she was a very cheery little craft.
Virginia: the Old Dominion / As seen from its colonial waterway,...
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Although more soldier than saint, he had a very cheery, genial side.
Youth: Its Education, Regimen, and Hygiene
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He was very cheery, gregarious, I would say charismatic, he said.
Reuters
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The nursery breakfast the next morning was a very cheery one.
'Me and Nobbles'
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It may not be correct, but it's very cheery and refreshing.
The Irish Times
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We had a very cheery tea, and assisted Cynthia to wash up afterwards.
The Mysterious Affair at Styles
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Ned's a glorious fellow, and will make your house very cheery.'
The Knickerbocker, or New-York Monthly Magazine, April 1844 / Vo...
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The squire was very cheery this evening; from what cause cannot now be said.
Doctor Thorne
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Then the Harbottles themselves joined us, very cheery after a gallop from the Wazir-Bagh.
The Pool in the Desert
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His eyes were small, but bright, and very cheery when his humour was good.
The Way We Live Now
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A very cheery bachelor was Bobby Fraser, and a tremendous favourite wherever he went.
The Way of an Eagle
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Christmas, 1915, spent at Wittes was a very cheery one.
The Sherwood Foresters in the Great War 1914 - 1919 / History of...
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Suddenly, Tye's round face broke into a very cheery smile.
Changer of Worlds
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