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gaily
adverb as in happily, brightly
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“Who is ripe for an adventure?” she called out gaily.
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“After all, Admiral Faucet is a fearless explorer of Parts Unknown,” Lady Constance gaily confided to Mrs. Clarke, after poor Margaret had been sent away.
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Lady Constance said gaily, taking her husband’s arm.
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Crucially, a new pedestrian-friendly entryway has been constructed, alongside welcoming podium signage with fencing and pole banners that gaily announce the museum to the public.
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The longer the delay, the greater the satisfaction when everything is gaily resolved.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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