good mood in English

cheerful disposition, pleasant frame of mind, nice feeling, good tempe

Use "good mood" in a sentence

1. Somebody's in a good mood.

2. I'm in a good mood today.

3. You're in a good mood this morning!

4. He is clearly in a good mood today.

5. Luckily I was feeling in a good mood.

6. Orotund blue sky, white cloud , gives you good mood.

7. Cheery: having or showing a good mood or disposition

8. Cheerful: having or showing a good mood or disposition

9. Buoyant: having or showing a good mood or disposition

10. Don't let this put a damper on your good mood.

11. 4 Her good mood predisposed her to enjoy the play.

12. He was in a good mood Monday, reporting no unusual aftereffects.

13. I can hear that you're in your usual acerbic good mood.

14. I'm not in a good mood either, so stop irritating me!!

15. Cheerfulness does not mean that everyone is constantly in a good mood

16. He's in a good mood after the flight attendant says " duty-free. "

17. I knew he was in a good mood when he used this endearment.

18. The boss is not in a good mood now; you'd better not ask for trouble.

19. But Joe does not argue or order another; the bartender has put him in a good mood.

20. When a person is in a good mood he often whistles or sings a tune of some sort.

21. Something that makes you happy is Cheery, and people are Cheery when they are in a good mood

22. She is a quiet but hard- working girl . She has a good mood. She's a lovely girl and a poppet in teachers' eyes.

23. ‘Her Baggy shirts and pants hid her fine figure, and no one paid that much attention to her.’ ‘She was wearing Baggy black pants and a Baggy shirt that had Marilyn Manson on it with mesh arm socks.’ ‘She always seemed to dress in less Baggy clothing when she was in a good mood, though she'll never quite understand why.’