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- Dictionarycheerful/ˈtʃɪəf(ʊ)l/
adjective
- 1. noticeably happy and optimistic: "how can she be so cheerful at six o'clock in the morning?" Similar Opposite
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18 hours ago · Jollity and gloom were contending for an empire.” In Hawthorne’s telling, Massachusetts Bay’s Puritan governor, John Endicott, and his “grisly saints” abruptly ended the cheerful celebration (Figure 3). The story explores similar themes of dower, gloomy, and judgmental religion as did his The Scarlett Letter: A Romance (1850).
18 hours ago · The quizmaster went on to say how "behind the facade of the cheerful, late night comedy festival drunk was a man deeply scared about facing the truth when back in the UK".
18 hours ago · The quizmaster continued to reveal how "behind the facade of the cheerful, late night comedy festival drunk was a man deeply scared about facing the truth when back in the UK".
18 hours ago · Matters Philosophical. By Okey Ikechukwu. It was a heated debate. Everyone was up in arms. “Take a Look around you”, one person declared. “Today’s world is defined and dominated by ...
18 hours ago · It is also defined as cheerful and bright. It is also defined as any of numerous plants of the genus Gladiolus native chiefly to tropical and South Africa having sword-shaped leaves and one-sided spikes of brightly colored funnel-shaped flowers; widely cultivated. It is also defined as feeling happy appreciation.
18 hours ago · A technique which involves injecting a virus into the eye to deliver billions of healthy genes to replace a key missing gene for choroideremia sufferers has provided sustained improvement in vision for up four years for some patients.
18 hours ago · Student B is a helpful and cheerful child diagnosed with some cognitive disabilities. The teacher noted, “His usual state during class was to zone out because he couldn’t understand what was being taught, showing no interest at all. It was as if he wanted to learn but felt utterly powerless.
