joyed's Usage Examples:

joyed <通常盤>".

"Over joyed <初回限定盤>".

"Over joyed".

I loved thee and thee alone, In whose love I joyed once.

Hinckley apologized to the members of Hartford, who had joyed in the announcement of this temple, by saying, We apologize to our faithful.

Will is over joyed to find Oona and climbs on her back with the orangutans.

From 2016 he joyed on loan for FC Vorskla Poltava and he got to the quarterfinal of the Ukrainian.

Ahatallah's appearance had joyed the Saint Thomas Christians, who had hoped for a new ecclesiastical leader.

who made maps showing both Croatoan and Roanoke, wrote in 1590: I greatly joyed that I had safely found a certain token of their safe being at Croatoan.

"I doubt much, my Harry, whether that the victory were given me, more joyed me, or that you were by God appointed the instrument of my glory; and I.

Waco was infuriated; Austin was joyed.

"Hutchins joyed by LeBlanc signing".

once wavering, and were halfe minded to have made peace with them, and joyed against ye English.

ancient and medieval astrologers believed the fortunate planet Venus "joyed" in the fifth house—that is, that she was particularly dignified, or powerful.

Mello" Disc 2 (bonus) Talk show and after-sales Making/shooting of "Over joyed" jacket 2014 CONCERT 2013 - OMOIDE WO KIMI NI-JAPAN Release Date: January.

An over-joyed Billy proceeded to lift her from the ground in excitement.

inspiring Englishmen anew, two centuries after his death, How would it have joyed brave Talbot, the terror of the French, to think that after he had lain.

As Pierce says: How would it have joyed brave Talbot (the terror of the French) to think that after he had lien.

Dooinge, for he was a worthie Jentleman, and loved the poore Towne, and joyed the Previlidge they had by ther Common; and Robert Dourant, who was the.

Synonyms:

jubilance; excitement; exuberance; jubilancy; high spirits; emotion; elation; exultation; lightness; joyousness; jubilation; exhilaration; joyfulness;

Antonyms:

depression; low spirits; darkness; heaviness; sorrow;