exuberantly

Then he trotted after Jan and the children and was exuberantly glad to see Meg again.

Blanche was too exuberantly happy at the moment to be damped by any rebuke.

He praised Buchanan, if not exuberantly, still sufficiently.

As Mrs. Loring had said, he was good-looking, but too exuberantly so.

"It could not possibly be better occupied," he said exuberantly.

This group includes the robust, florid, exuberantly healthy people.

And I went exuberantly out—so exuberantly that I left my hat upon his table, and was obliged to hasten back for it.

"I shall be delighted," began Graeme exuberantly, "unless—" and he snapped a glance at Miss Brandt.

He held a paper in his hand; his demeanour was deferential and exuberantly polite.

He was exuberantly conscious of the great roll of bank-notes bulging in his pocket.