joyously in English

adverb

joyfully, gladly, cheerfully, gaily, merrily

Use "joyously" in a sentence

1. We can dance joyously all the same.

2. Hundreds of people ran past them, whooping joyously.

3. To live firmly and joyously in the moment.

4. Money is now coming into my life easily and joyously.

5. They came running, crying out joyously in trilling girlish voices.

6. Therefore you will joyously draw water From the springs of salvation.

7. “He must have smiled easily and laughed joyously,” says one reference work.

8. His heart thumped painfully and joyously as his eye caught the words.

9. When you woke this morning, did you look joyously to the day?

10. But they remained joyously devoted for as long as they both lived.

11. He went out with his head up and his hat cocked joyously.

12. Gone from home so long, they joyously embraced their mates of boyhood.

13. Gone from home so long[http://Sentencedict.com], he joyously embraced his mates of boyhood.

14. Current, hong Kong person is using his means, joyously recursive motherland one year.

15. Antonyms for Chillingly include blissfully, gladly, happily, joyfully, joyously, reassuringly, comfortingly, encouragingly, upliftingly and hearteningly

16. The wings of the ostrich flap joyously: Are they the pinion and plumage of lovingkindness?

17. How would a man in the midst of such grueling competition act so joyously?

18. " Now, " he said , joyously, his fine eyes ablaze, " you're my own girl, aren't you? "

19. " I'll see you again to - morrow, " he said, joyously, " and we'll talk over the plans. "

20. On the stage of the festival, performers all sing and dance joyously in gorgeous clothes.

21. People ran past them, whooping joyously, making for the cars parked outside the main entrance.

22. After he exits, Nellie joyously gives voice to her feelings ("I'm in Love with a Wonderful Guy").

23. But red - cap went joyously home, and no one ever did anything to harm her again.

24. What does Blithely mean? The definition of Blithely is something done happily, joyously or in a carefree manner

25. It was possibly written at the time David successfully and joyously brought the Ark up to Jerusalem (2 Samuel 12ff).

26. She opened the door for me and threw herself in my arms, screaming joyously and demanding that we decorate the tree immediately.

27. We can be confident that he is delighted when we joyously give what we can!—2 Corinthians 8:12; 9:7.

28. 29 She opened the door for me and threw herself in my arms, screaming joyously and demanding that we decorate the tree immediately.

29. It was impossible for him to leave all these arrears of suffering behind him, and he wished, before entering joyously into the future, to obtain a quittance from the past.

30. (Romans 8:21; Revelation 21:4) Then all of Jehovah’s servants will lift their heads up and joyously hail God’s new world of freedom by exclaiming, ‘Thank you, Jehovah, for true freedom at last!’

31. After describing the somber “olive-green and brown and grey” that dominate the late winter landscape, the poem announces joyously: “But now the Spring has come this way / With blossoms for the Wattle.”

32. 6 The first man, Adam, may at the beginning have been too excited over this original experience of joyously being alive in a perfect earthly home to think about where he came from and why.