An example word that could mean "prompt" and "cheerful willingness" is the simple word "eager".
Examples:
The newly hired chef showed he was eager to learn under the master chef.
The girl arrived at school eager to learn.
You can also use "eagerly".
The 6th grader eagerly began his math homework.
Cathy eagerly accepted the position at the hospital.
(alacrity is cheerful enthusiasm, or eagerness)"Most construction workers are not known for their alacrity.""The elves in Santa's workshop moved about with obvious alacrity."
The word cheerful is an adjective. It means to be bright and happy.
more cheerful :))
Cheerful means to be noticeably happy. Some synonyms are happy, joyful, lighthearted, and exuberant. Another definition of cheerful is to cause happiness. A synonym of that would be pleasant, cheering, or friendly.
The word prompt is a noun form as a word for something serving to suggest or remind; a symbol or message on a computer screen requesting more information or indicating readiness to accept instructions.The noun forms of the verb to prompt are prompter and the gerund, prompting.The noun form of the adjective prompt is promptness.
(alacrity is cheerful enthusiasm, or eagerness)"Most construction workers are not known for their alacrity.""The elves in Santa's workshop moved about with obvious alacrity."
The word cheerful is an adjective. It means to be bright and happy.
The word cheerful is an adjective. It means to be bright and happy.
The word cheering is a verb. It is the present participle of the verb to cheer.
It means cheerful
It means kind of happy or jollyThe word originates from Jove (Jupiter) which in mediaeval times was associated with happiness.Jovial means been cheerful. This is when someone is also friendly and bright.
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cheery Cheerful.
hearten :-)
ecstatic, excited, enthused, cheerful
The word punctual is an adjective. It means to be prompt.
Cheerful is another word for happy.pick up a thesaurus and look for happy.