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delight

[dih-lahyt] / dɪˈlaɪt /




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A lawyer representing the students said he was "delighted" and would "continue to represent tens of thousands of students who were at other universities during Covid".

From BBC

While many users are likely to be delighted to have its powers at their fingertips, Reese, who co-wrote and executive produced the Deadpool films among others, said he was "terrified" by the implications.

From BBC

This powertrain, while producing adequate values on paper, delights not at all in person.

From The Wall Street Journal

Across class, region and era, sides have carried the texture, the color, the delight.

From Salon

But the Australian kept his calm under intense pressure, screaming in delight when he realised he was Olympic champion at his second Winter Games.

From Barron's