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Meaning gladly meaning

What does gladly mean?

gladly

— adverb (= fain) in a willing manner this was gladly agreed to I would fain do it

Synonyms gladly synonyms

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gladly English » English

willingly happily with pleasure cheerfully joyfully readily lief gaily fain eagerly pleasantly heartily certainly agreeably with joy with all one’s heart with a zest with a will willing thankfully surely soon rather preferably pleasurably pleasingly of course naturally jubilantly joyously ideally gratefully glad from the heart comfortably be willing

Topics gladly topics

What do people use gladly to talk about?

Language and thought Emotion Feel good

Happy

What words describe someone who feels happy?

happy happily cheerful cheerfully chipper content contented contentedly glad gladly jaunty merry mirthful pleased satisfied

Examples gladly examples

How do I use gladly in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I will gladly help you.

He gladly accepted our offer.

I'd gladly speak with you on this subject.

I would have gladly gone abroad during high school, but my parents didn't want me to.

Gladly, but I am not a strong actor.

Gladly, but I am not a good actor.

I will gladly do my duty.

Tom gladly agreed.

I will do it gladly.

I'll gladly pay him something for the accommodation.

Good boys go gladly to school.

We gladly accept your offer.

I would gladly help you, only I am too busy now.

She gladly accepted his proposal.

I would gladly translate this, but I don't speak Dutch.

Yes, gladly.

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Because if you're not, I will gladly leave and go to the parade.

Germans would gladly pay a million for this document.

Dear God, I accept my death gladly. but do not let me suffer too long.

Gladly.

Gladly, sir.

If this is poverty, I'll gladly share it with you.

If I could add anything to the charges against you, I would most gladly do so.

But I'll gladly be an audience.

Very gladly, Mr. Darcy!

If you're upset, I'll gladly take you home.

We'd gladly trade you Rudolf Hess for the answer to twenty one.

Gladly, but may I ask where?

I'd gladly introduce you, sir, but she's proud.

I'd gladly give my life for you, yet.

My government sincerely regrets your recent passing away and gladly welcomes your new reincarnation.

I would gladly giving you my opinion.

Anything I can do. Gladly.

I'll go anyplace gladly after three days of this.

I will give up my room for you, gladly.

I give her up gladly, if you are interested.

I should do so gladly, could I assume the risk.

I could gladly have done without this acquaintance.

What I gave gladly, you took like a thief.

Gladly. What is it?

Gladly, my love.

Now, could we get down to business? - Gladly.

GLADLY.

Gladly. A lout!

Gladly, My Lord!

She'd give up her own soul gladly.

You'd gladly see me put away.

Gladly.. we're selling this house tomorrow.

Well, I'm ready. Let's see you gladly die.

I would gladly accept a painful death, if that was even a small help to fatherland.

News and current affairs

But I would gladly go back to my life as a private citizen once guaranteed a free and open election this fall.

The Europeans gladly went along with this charade because they now fear dollar depreciation more than global imbalance.

Nor did the Nazis exterminate the Jews in order to take their property - most Jews were poor, and those who owned anything probably would have given it up gladly in order to save themselves.

We will gladly offer a helping hand to whoever is willing to reach for it.

If centrist elites do not prove themselves up to the task, those of the far right will gladly fill the vacuum, minus the moderation.

He didn't suffer fools gladly.

In his prime, he not only talked and behaved like a thug, but he also looked like one - the kind of bull-necked, pale-eyed, snarling psychopath who would gladly pull out your fingernails just for fun.

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