😊Cheerful

adjective
/ˈtʃɪə.fəl/

Meaning

happy and optimistic; full of joy and good spirits; bright and lively

Example Sentences

She has a cheerful personality that brightens everyone's day.

Synonyms

happy, joyful, upbeat, bright, merry

Antonyms

sad, gloomy, cheerless, depressed, melancholy

Collocations

cheerful smile, cheerful mood, cheerful disposition, cheerful voice

More Example Sentences

A librarian organizes a reading event at the community library for children and their parents every Saturday morning by selecting fun and educational books and reading them aloud in a cheerful voice

A librarian organizes a reading event at the community library for children and their parents every Saturday morning by selecting fun and educational books and reading them aloud in a cheerful voice while the children sit on colorful cushions

A librarian organizes a reading event at the community library for children and their parents every Saturday morning by selecting fun and educational books and reading them aloud in a cheerful voice while the children sit on colorful cushions and listen with big curious eyes

A librarian organizes a reading event at the community library for children and their parents every Saturday morning by selecting fun and educational books and reading them aloud in a cheerful voice while the children sit on colorful cushions and listen with big curious eyes asking questions about the characters and the story

A librarian organizes a reading event at the community library for children and their parents every Saturday morning by selecting fun and educational books and reading them aloud in a cheerful voice while the children sit on colorful cushions and listen with big curious eyes asking questions about the characters and the story which helps them develop a love of reading from a very young age.

Related Vocabularies

Deceitful; deliberately deceptive or dishonest.
firmly in place; not changing or movable
making a certain situation or outcome likely or possible
Having or showing great knowledge or learning; scholarly and intellectual.
Requiring great strength or effort; very difficult to perform.
large in size, extent, or importance

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