delightedly in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for delightedly in the English»Spanish Dictionary

delightedly [Am dəˈlaɪdɪdli, diˈlaɪtɪdli, Brit dɪˈlʌɪtɪdli] ADV

delightedly

con gran alegría

yes, yes, he agreed delightedly

—sí, sí —dijo encantado

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

She laughed delightedly as she accepted the magical item.

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She laughs delightedly at the suggestion they're bleak.

metro.co.uk

No doubt the director was also delightedly smiling through gritted teeth, because if there's one thing directors love, it's their actors breaking character and going off-script.

entertainment.ie

Three blonde girls wearing pretty dresses laughed delightedly in a photo that adorned the program for the service.

thechronicleherald.ca

Sets of jingling dancers returned from the stage, squealing delightedly, just as new groups arrived from the church.

news.harvard.edu

We most easily and delightedly recognize grace in its form of deliverance.

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Delightedly they bathed in the pristine waters.

en.wikipedia.org

So any potential mutineers on the inside, those who might delightedly be interpreting the last frustrating 10 days as a substantive weakening in the skipper's power, think again.

calgaryherald.com

Parents all over the country must be tearing their hair out as children delightedly squeal their urgent need to drop some "devil's doughnuts".

nz.lifestyle.yahoo.com

He pauses at this point, delightedly reading new comments and pointing them out.

www.thehindu.com