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Meanings of merrily in inglés
portugués
contentemente Synonyms
Examples for "happily"
Examples for "happily"
1
We're not far away and, for now, we'll happily take second place.
2
This princess with the happily-ever-after is so far removed from her reality.
3
You could actually roll this part out and use it quite happily.
4
He thought about her proposal for a moment, and then happily agreed.
5
He added: The interesting thing is: can Sky survive happily without Fox?
1
We all heard her laughing gayly among the ladies in the hall.
2
The vessel was coming gayly up the river flying the new flag.
3
She waved her cigarette and cried gayly in her hearty resonant voice:
4
Kneeling gayly down, we piled the wood in the deep, wide chimney.
5
And they fell in gayly with her whimsy and called her T.O.
1
Then he skipped blithely across the garden thrumming the guitar and singing:
2
With clear eyes he gazed keenly and blithely at the new life.
3
A blackbird had come into the tree and was singing blithely there.
4
Asakawa regretted that both he and Ryuji had so blithely come here.
5
The gods never repaired more blithely to a Bacchanalian revel on Parnassus.
1
The river was racing jubilantly through the greenwoods, to the distant sea.
2
The range-land will never get rid of me now, he cried jubilantly.
3
He emerged some time later jubilantly staggering with basket and hands full.
4
It was a humble beginning, but he whistled jubilantly as he worked.
5
His elation increased with each barren washing, until he arose, exclaiming jubilantly:
1
Therefore shaking Danusia's gloves, he began to shout, half mirthfully, half angrily:
2
Bidwell said mirthfully, also in an effort to take control of this conversation.
3
I looked at the speaker, who was smiling mirthfully to himself.
4
And the roofs, do they ring as mirthfully, though our voice be forgotten.
5
Laurel, who stood on the baseline at Nisha's side, laughed mirthfully.
1
I just know it this time, Ginger said, practically glowing with happiness.
2
The china shepherdess blushed with happiness, but instantly she shook her head.
3
The key and padlock idea was rejected as a compromise with happiness.
4
Her head dropped back on her throat; she grew weak with happiness.
5
During the auto rickshaw ride back home, Sowmya was flushed with happiness.
Usage of merrily in inglés
1
The drums in the finishing-shop hummed merrily their lively song of labor.
2
Some were smoking; some chatting merrily together; some sitting in dreamy languor.
3
The young man laughed merrily, as if this were a strange question.
4
The peas danced merrily against the sides of an old-fashioned china bowl.
5
Forward in the engine room the gas motors were soon moving merrily.
6
We were bowling merrily along the country lanes in the fragrant air.
7
The time passed merrily in skating, sleighing, and in other manly sports.
8
She stopped and reflected a moment; then she laughed merrily and exclaimed:
9
And the rickety gig rattled merrily off in search of broken bones.
10
Things went merrily at the palace for the rest of the day.
11
The sleigh-bells tinkled merrily as the horse trotted smartly down the road.
12
He called again; some sleigh-bells jingled merrily, and then the pines moaned.
13
While your government sits merrily sucking up billions of rands in corruption.
14
The girls laughed merrily at this anticipated lordship; but Letty said presently-
15
Everybody was in the best of spirits, and things went ahead merrily.
16
A much smaller additional vessel would be useful; and he merrily says:-
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Merrily across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common