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cheeriness

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cheer·y  (chîr)
adj. cheer·i·er, cheer·i·est
Showing or suggesting good spirits; cheerful: a cheery hello.

cheeri·ly adv.
cheeri·ness n.
Translations
cheeriness [ˈtʃɪərɪnɪs] nallegria


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We doubt whether the genial captain is not describing the cheeriness of his own breast, which gave a cheery aspect to everything around him.
Then, One day, like one of the prisms that you love so well, little girl, you danced into my life, and flecked my dreary old world with dashes of the purple and gold and scarlet of your own bright cheeriness.
The fires seemed to burn with unusual cheeriness, and every time the girls met, their pale faces broke into smiles as they hugged one another, whispering encouragingly, "Mother's coming, dear
 
 
 
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