joyously
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Definition
Adverb In a manner characterized by or expressing great joy, happiness, and delight; with a feeling or appearance of jubilation.
Usage
The adverb "joyously" is used to describe how an action is performed. It modifies verbs to indicate that the action is done with intense happiness and celebration. * It typically comes after the verb it modifies or at the end of a clause. * It can also be placed before the verb for emphasis or stylistic reasons.
Examples
- The crowd cheered joyously when their team scored the winning goal.
- Children ran joyously through the sprinklers on the hot summer day.
- She laughed joyously at the surprise party her friends had organized.
- The news was joyously received by everyone in the community.
Advanced Usage
- "To rejoice joyously": This is a slightly emphatic or literary construction where the adverb intensifies the verb meaning "to feel or show great joy."
- The nation rejoiced joyously at the end of the war.
- Position for emphasis: Placing "joyously" at the beginning of a sentence can create a strong emotional emphasis.
- Joyously, they embraced after years of separation.
Variants and Related Words
- Joyous (adjective): Full of or characterized by joy; causing joy.
- It was a joyous occasion.
- Joy (noun): A feeling of great pleasure and happiness.
- Her face was filled with joy.
- Joyfulness (noun): The state or quality of being joyful.
Synonyms
- Gleefully: With great delight, often with a sense of triumph or mischief.
- Jubilantly: With great happiness and triumph, especially because of a success.
- Blissfully: With extreme happiness or contentment.
- Exultantly: With great pride and joy, especially in victory or achievement.
- Happily: In a happy manner (a more general and common synonym).
Antonyms
- Sadly: In a sorrowful or unhappy manner.
- Mournfully: In a manner expressing sorrow or grief.
- Gloomily: In a depressed, pessimistic, or dark manner.
- Miserably: In a wretchedly unhappy or uncomfortable manner.
Adverb
- in a joyous and gleeful manner
- the old man had greeted her gleefully