What are synonyms for happy?

Common synonyms for happy include glad, pleased, cheerful, delighted, thrilled, joyful and content. Choose by strength: glad and pleased are mild, delighted and thrilled are strong, and ecstatic is extreme.

What is a stronger word for happy?

Delighted, thrilled, elated, overjoyed and ecstatic all mean very happy. Ecstatic and overjoyed are the strongest, so use absolutely or completely with them instead of very.

What is a formal word for happy?

Pleased and delighted work well in formal writing, as in “I am pleased to inform you” and “We would be delighted to attend.” Gratified is more formal still.

What is the difference between happy and glad?

Happy describes a general good feeling. Glad usually reacts to a specific fact or event, such as “I’m glad you came.” Glad feels warm and everyday, while happy is broader.

What can I say instead of happy to help?

Try glad to help, pleased to assist, my pleasure or anytime. In a formal email, “I would be pleased to assist you” sounds professional.

What are slang words for happy?

Informal words include stoked, pumped, psyched and giddy. In British English, chuffed means very pleased. Use these with friends, not in formal writing.

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A person having a strong liking for something

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Word length: 7
Starts with: F
Ends with: R
Contains: AN
Scrabble score: 12
CEFR level: A2

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