thankfully English

Meaning thankfully meaning

What does thankfully mean?

thankfully

— adverb let us be thankful that thankfully he didn't come to the party

— adverb in a thankful manner; with thanks he accepted thankfully my apologies

Synonyms thankfully synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as thankfully?

thankfully English » English

gratefully

fortunately

luckily

happily

great

gladly

cheerfully

all the better

Examples thankfully examples

How do I use thankfully in a sentence?

Simple sentences

If your friend reminds you kindly of your faults, take what he says not only pleasantly, but thankfully.

Thankfully, I didn't see them again.

Thankfully, there was an Armani store just outside the alley where Dima had slept.

Thankfully she did not die.

Thankfully, this doesn't happen often.

Thankfully, Tom didn't break anything.

Thankfully, Tom didn't break everything.

Movie subtitles

Thankfully. Really.

Or even thankfully. so your memory of the occasion won't be too unpleasant.

Thankfully, I do your job for you.

And, thankfully, no one has censured me.

Gently inexplicably Kindly, thankfully, he refused.

Thankfully, the prince fell ill.

But thankfully, not all of us are burdened with the ominous forebodings of SEN.

Thankfully, the bishop's address was short.

Thankfully he's left behind a memorial.

Thankfully he feels better now.

Take it thankfully. Frateretto calls me, and tells me Nero is an angler in the lake of darkness.

Now, thankfully, it's all cleared up.

Thankfully they didn't know who I was.

But, thankfully, those times are changing now.

Thankfully.

We're thankfully accepting.

Thankfully, I do your job for you. I've just been quoted in the gossip pages.

Thankfully, just me.

Thankfully, it hit a rural area.

No, thankfully, I had the time to deal with it.

And Don Ciccio Tumeo, who thankfully has none. Invite the rest to come by after dinner.

Thankfully, I only have time for serious hunters.

And if you want to, thankfully serve the Lord.

How do you want to thankfully serve the Lord?

Thankfully, without asking you.

Thankfully, they're more flexible than the French.

Thankfully we've got television.

Thankfully, what is impossible to know for poetry and music, is not in the case of painting.

Yes, but not on my side, thankfully!

Thankfully those weren't food controls!

After which, thankfully, the pain retreats to a cul-de-sac in a distant suburb of my conscious mind.

Thankfully they declined the invitation.

Thankfully I was watchful.

But, thankfully, it's not one I have to solve.

He's dead now, thankfully.

News and current affairs

But that putsch, thankfully, ended as a farce.

President Jiang returned recently to that global gathering of business leaders but, thankfully, a repeat of that appeasement did not occur.

Thankfully (so far), Putin's cultural involvements have assumed less grandiose and intimidating forms.

Some pockets of humanitarian need remain, but the massive crisis that was anticipated thankfully never materialized.

Thankfully, his reign won't last forever.

These are not majority voices in the Western world - not yet, thankfully - but are powerful and influential minority ones.

The reason is clear: it is, thankfully, no longer fashionable to decry colonialism's evils in assigning blame for every national misfortune.

Thankfully, this is already happening.

But, thankfully, for anyone with persistence and a modicum of computer skill, the Internet leaks like a sieve.

Thankfully, many small parties, who are the key to coalition politics, are pressing the big parties to behave more responsibly.