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Meanings of very happy in English

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Usage of very happy in English
1
Which no doubt made it a very happy new year for some.
The South African
2
I'm very happy today and the farriers have done a great job.
The Guardian
3
According to Hallie's friends, things are going great, and she's very happy.
The new yorker
4
We are therefore very happy to belong to the SIFIs, Ackermann said.
Reuters
5
I'm very happy to hear you say the words third person ventriloquism.
The new yorker
6
Taken all together, therefore, Gorham and Maggie had a very happy marriage.
New york: the novel
7
President Trump and his supporters were, unsurprisingly, very happy with the result.
Wired
8
He was actually very happy alone, with his children, for the moment.
Accident
9
Of course we want more from him but we are very happy.
The Guardian
10
I believe she will be very happy to leave India once again.
Wild Cards IV: Aces Abroad
11
After the debate was finished, we Republicans did not feel very happy.
The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Complete
12
Eric was of course very happy, but there was one mystery remaining.
Wired
13
In any case, she knew she had been very happy that afternoon.
Before you know kindness
14
It wasn't a moment to remind him of a very happy day.
I capture the castle
15
She says she is very happy with the company of her children.
The Guardian
16
Now he is pumping water up into the cistern, looking very happy.
I capture the castle
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Very happy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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