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She says they cheerily took it back and told her she had a little over $1,400 in store credit.

In the press room, an official from the Public Information Office stood on a chair and cheerily gave us the rules.

“I am a hippie girl with anger issues, I get it,” Drew Barrymore said cheerily, while talking about her new film, Whip It!

In his new book, Chris Hedges says this attitude proves America has cheerily waved goodbye to reality once and for all.

"Here's to Less" one ad is cheerily but somewhat ominously headlined.

The girl and the man exchanged meaning glances, and just then Sir Hugh himself entered, greeting his visitor cheerily.

It was not long before a fire was crackling cheerily and bacon was spitting in a frying pan over the blaze.

Now, here come the men folks,” roused Aunt Affy, cheerily; “and supper they must have to keep them good-natured.

When it ceased dripping for an hour at noon, the greengrocer said cheerily, 'Another grand day, mam!'

"Morning," said Pierre le Rouge cheerily, and swung off the bunk to the floor.

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On this page you'll find 45 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to cheerily, such as: cheerfully, cordially, enthusiastically, freely, gleefully, and gratefully.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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