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gleefully
[ glee-fuhl-ee ]
adverb
- with exultant, often mischievous joy or delight; merrily:
My little niece snapped a photo of her mama and gleefully showed us the image she just captured.
Other 51Թ Forms
- ܲ··ڳܱ· adverb
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of gleefully1
Example Sentences
She also, gleefully, has more Instagram followers than her sons.
Le Pen is now being gleefully taunted by her critics online with the many past instances in which she has called for stricter laws on corruption.
The Dodgers gladly — perhaps even gleefully — defer to the New York Mets.
Since many don’t realize its Spanish-speaking people are fellow Americans, the ignorant can gleefully lump them in with other so-called immigrant invaders.
Pollock gleefully marked his Test bow with a score, sprinting in out wide from a sharp pass from George Ford before prop Joe Heyes gathered Tom Willis' spectacular offload for another.
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