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Adjective
A feeling of positivity, satisfaction, or enjoyment
“Our group is putting together a film of the visit, and we are only too happy to speak about our experiences at public events.”
Adjective
Experiencing luck and good fortune
“I am a happy man, with a best friend, whom I call my wife, and four little adorable children.”
Adjective
Ready and willing
“I have decided to remain with him as he has said that he is happy to change his drinking habits.”
Adjective
Appropriate, relevant, or significant
“The school was a happy environment for him to thrive, learn, and play.”
Adjective
To have eased the stress of or alleviate the burden of
“They are happy customers for now, but we need to get to the root of the problem now.”
Adjective
(rare) Personality traits of persons, when referring to their own ability
“Josh is very happy and comfortable in the water, so he is the perfect candidate for this underwater exercise.”
Adjective
(rare) Passionate and intensely comfortable
“He readily admits that it is a dream job for someone who has been so happy around cars since boyhood.”
Adjective
Having a sociable and likeable personality
“Joe was a happy and infectious little boy, that brought a smile to everyone around him.”
Adjective
The euphoric feeling caused by alcoholic intoxication
“All this is accompanied by a bottle of the restaurant's own champagne making us slightly happy and drowsy.”
Idiom
Expressing readiness
“I'm ready to hit the town, so watch out!”
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