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delighted

[dih-lahy-tid] / dɪˈlaɪ tɪd /


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Hubbard said he was "delighted" last year's pilot was such a success.

From BBC

Claude "delighted and captivated more than 22 million visitors and showed us the power of ambassador animals to connect people with nature and science", the academy wrote on its website.

From BBC

In my mid-twenties, during my first week at a new remote job, I felt both giddy and strangely unmoored — delighted to have shed my commute, unsettled by the sudden absence of physical colleagues.

From Salon

She was delighted by how few people were on board.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rachel Kendall, deputy chief executive of The Christie Charity, said it was "delighted" to be able to fund the Sarah Harding Young Women's Breast Cancer Fellowship opportunity.

From BBC