glee

full of glee (=in high glee)

there was a general tone of ill-concealed glee in the reporting.

Soon her glee turns to fear.

He was a charming mixture of glum and glee.

I am a gleeman,not a person who has glee,but only a sad gleeman.

He laughed with glee when he learned of his opponent's defeat).

Her glee knew no bounds when she crossed the finish line first); it may suggest spiteful pleasuresuch as that experienced at another's bad fortune (

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Its just a short form letter and appears to have been signed with the autopen of the day, but I hugged that letter with all the glee of a six-year-old boy getting his first train set from Santa Claus.

Apple did not hold back its glee.

And joined in thine innocent glee.

With difficulty she restrained a smile of glee.

Many of the students exchanged looks of glee.

" You swored, " the three-year-old announces with glee.

Fred looked at Percy with glee.

They were howling not in anger but in glee.

Learning to speak the language of her ancestors gave Mshkogaabwid glee – a feeling of happiness, pleasure, or excitement.

Have you considered the chess team or the glee club?

My capital's Belmopan, I sing to you with glee.