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happily

happily
Adverb

Meanings

Adverbhappily

In a happy or joyful manner.

Smile happily.

Adverbhappily

Willingly or with pleasure.

Help happily.

Adverbhappily

By chance or fortunately.

End happily.

Examples

The children played happily in the garden all afternoon.

The children played happily in the garden all afternoon.

They lived happily ever after.

They lived happily ever after.

Fantasy

I would happily spend my entire weekend reading books.

I can happily take over the project if you are too busy.

Business

She smiled happily when she saw the surprise cake.

She smiled happily when she saw the surprise cake.

Gourmet

Happily, the rain stopped just before the wedding ceremony began.

Happily, the rain stopped just before the wedding ceremony began.

Romance

Happily for us, there was one seat left on the last train.

Happily for us, there was one seat left on the last train.

Travel

I will happily help you with your homework after dinner.

School Life

The dog wagged its tail and barked happily at its owner.

The dog wagged its tail and barked happily at its owner.

Collocations & Compounds

happily married

Adjective collocation: being in a successful and joyful marriage

They have been happily married for over thirty years.

happily coexist

Verb collocation: to live or exist together in peace and harmony

happily oblige

Verb collocation: to be very willing to do something for someone

If you need a ride to the airport, I would be happily obliged to take you.

happily unaware

Adjective collocation: being ignorant of a problem or danger in a way that prevents worry

He walked into the meeting happily unaware that the project had been cancelled.

happily enough

Adverb collocation: used to introduce a fortunate or lucky circumstance

Happily enough, the lost keys were found right by the front door.

Idioms & Sayings

happily ever after

living in a state of permanent happiness, typically used at the end of fairy tales

The story ends with the prince and princess living happily ever after.

Etymology

Derived from the adjective "happy" combined with the suffix "-ly." The root "happy" evolved from the Old Norse "happ," meaning luck or chance, which shifted from denoting mere fortune to describing a state of emotional well-being.

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