cheerful in Latin
cheerful in Latin is laetus, hilaris, gaudens — cheerful means visibly happy and full of good spirits.
cheerful in Latin
laetus
Noticeably happy and optimistic.
hilaris
Noticeably happy and optimistic.
gaudens
Noticeably happy and optimistic.
What does "cheerful" mean?
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adj Visibly happy and full of good spirits.
"She greeted every customer with a cheerful smile."
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adj Bright and pleasant, describing a place or thing rather than a person.
"They painted the nursery a cheerful yellow."
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cheerful in a sentence
- She greeted every customer with a cheerful smile.
- He's always cheerful, even on Mondays.
- They painted the nursery a cheerful yellow.
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What is "cheerful" in Latin?
"cheerful" in Latin is laetus, hilaris, gaudens. cheerful means: Visibly happy and full of good spirits.
How do you use "cheerful" in a sentence?
Example: "She greeted every customer with a cheerful smile." In Latin, "cheerful" is laetus, hilaris, gaudens.
Are there other ways to say "cheerful" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "cheerful": laetus, hilaris, gaudens.
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