Gleefully is an adverb. It is a word with the root word "glee," and two suffixes: "ful," meaning to be full of, and "ly." Ex. He jumped up and down gleefully. It shows how the action of jumping was performed.
joyfully, full of delight eg As he ran through the tape to win the race he was gleefully shouting and waving his arms.
Its a synonym for gleefully, but an antonym for sadly.
Yes, it is an adverb. It is the -LY suffix added to the adjective gleeful.
Jake ate his spaghetti heartily and gleefully.
It could be either or neither. For example, grimly is an antonym of gleefully but a synonym of drearily.
more gleefully, most gleefully
He gleefully accepted the promotion.She shrieked gleefully when her boyfriend got down on one knee in front of the Eiffel Tower. But he was only tying up his shoelace.
The children ran gleefully through the park.
The students, eager for summer vacation, ran gleefully from the classroom on the last day of school.The fans cheered gleefully as their team scored the winning point.The puppy's tail wagged gleefully at the sight of its beloved owner.The principal gleefully announced that her students had won the award.
Yes you can. If you unscramble feelgyllu, you get the word gleefully. Gleefully is an adverb.
joyfully, full of delight eg As he ran through the tape to win the race he was gleefully shouting and waving his arms.
Its a synonym for gleefully, but an antonym for sadly.
skipped, smiled, played, something happy and Gleeful.
Jake ate his spaghetti heartily and gleefully.
Yes, it is an adverb. It is the -LY suffix added to the adjective gleeful.
It could be either or neither. For example, grimly is an antonym of gleefully but a synonym of drearily.
Joyfuly, enthusiastically, gladly contently, cheerfully, gleefully, blissfully, merrily, with enthusiasm (luckily adv.)