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verb-transitive:
- In order to make happy. See Synonyms at please.
- To make happy; to cheer; to please; to gratify; to rejoice; to exhilarate.
- To make glad. See Synonyms at please.
- In order to make pleased; to cheer; to please; to gratify; to celebrate; to exhilarate.
- to produce happy. See Synonyms at please.
- which will make pleased. See Synonyms at please.
- which will make happy; to cheer; to kindly; to gratify; to celebrate; to exhilarate.
- to help make happy; to cheer; to please; to gratify; to rejoice; to exhilarate.
- to produce glad. See Synonyms at please.
- to create pleased. See Synonyms at please.
- which will make happy; to cheer; to please; to gratify; to rejoice; to exhilarate.
- To make pleased; to cheer; to please; to gratify; to rejoice; to exhilarate.
- to help make glad. See Synonyms at please.
- to create happy. See Synonyms at please.
- In order to make happy; to cheer; to please; to gratify; to celebrate; to exhilarate.
- to produce happy; to cheer; to kindly; to gratify; to rejoice; to exhilarate.
- to create pleased. See Synonyms at please.
- which will make pleased. See Synonyms at please.
- which will make happy; to cheer; to please; to gratify; to rejoice; to exhilarate.
- to create happy; to cheer; to kindly; to gratify; to rejoice; to exhilarate.
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verb-intransitive:
- is or be happy; to rejoice.
- Archaic becoming happy.
- to-be or come to be glad; to rejoice.
- Archaic become pleased.
- Archaic becoming glad.
- to-be or come to be happy; to rejoice.
- to-be or come to be happy; to rejoice.
- Archaic is glad.
- Archaic to-be pleased.
- is or become happy; to celebrate.
- becoming or be happy; to rejoice.
- Archaic to-be glad.
- Archaic is pleased.
- become or be happy; to celebrate.
- To be or be happy; to celebrate.
- Archaic To be pleased.
- Archaic To be pleased.
- becoming or be pleased; to rejoice.
- becoming or become pleased; to celebrate.
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verb:
- To cause (anything) to be much more glad.
- In order to become much more happy within one's disposition.
- come to be happy or delighted
- make happy or happy
- To cause (one thing) to become more happy.
- In order to become much more glad within one's disposition.
- come to be pleased or pleased
- make pleased or delighted
- To cause (one thing) in order to become more pleased.
- resulting in (one thing) in order to become much more happy.
- To become more pleased in one's disposition.
- to be much more happy in a single's disposition.
- become glad or delighted
- make happy or delighted
- resulting in (something) in order to become much more pleased.
- resulting in (something) in order to become much more pleased.
- To become more glad in one's disposition.
- In order to become much more happy in one's personality.
- become happy or happy
- become glad or happy
- make pleased or delighted
- make happy or delighted
- come to be pleased or pleased
- make glad or delighted
- To cause (some thing) to be much more pleased.
- resulting in (something) in order to become more happy.
- To become much more happy in a single's disposition.
- In order to become much more happy in one's personality.
- To cause (anything) to become more pleased.
- To cause (some thing) to become much more happy.
- In order to become more pleased in a single's personality.
- To become more pleased in a single's personality.
- become glad or pleased
- come to be pleased or delighted
- make pleased or pleased
- make pleased or happy
- come to be glad or delighted
- make happy or delighted
- become glad or pleased
- make pleased or delighted
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others:
- In order to make pleased or joyful; cheer; please.
- Synonyms To comfort, gratify, pleasure, rejoice, animate, en-liven
- To become pleased; rejoice.
- to produce happy or joyful; cheer; please.
- Synonyms To comfort, gratify, delight, rejoice, animate, en-liven
- to be pleased; rejoice.
- to help make glad or joyful; cheer; please.
- Synonyms To comfort, gratify, delight, rejoice, animate, en-liven
- to be glad; rejoice.
- To make happy or joyful; cheer; please.
- Synonyms To comfort, gratify, delight, rejoice, animate, en-liven
- To become pleased; rejoice.
- to help make pleased or joyful; cheer; please.
- To make glad or joyful; cheer; please.
- Synonyms To comfort, gratify, pleasure, rejoice, animate, en-liven
- Synonyms To comfort, gratify, delight, rejoice, animate, en-liven
- In order to become glad; rejoice.
- In order to become glad; rejoice.
- to help make pleased or joyful; cheer; please.
- to help make pleased or joyful; cheer; please.
- Synonyms To comfort, gratify, pleasure, rejoice, animate, en-liven
- Synonyms To comfort, gratify, pleasure, rejoice, animate, en-liven
- To become happy; rejoice.
- to be happy; rejoice.
- To make glad or joyful; cheer; please.
- In order to make happy or joyful; cheer; please.
- Synonyms To comfort, gratify, pleasure, rejoice, animate, en-liven
- Synonyms To comfort, gratify, pleasure, rejoice, animate, en-liven
- In order to become pleased; rejoice.
- In order to become happy; rejoice.
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noun:
- A plant of iris household, specially Iris fætidissima. See Iris, 8.
- A glade.
- A plant associated with the iris family, especially Iris fætidissima. See Iris, 8.
- A glade.
- A plant regarding the iris household, particularly Iris fætidissima. See Iris, 8.
- A glade.
- A glade.
- A plant regarding the iris family, especially Iris fætidissima. See Iris, 8.
- A plant associated with iris family members, specifically Iris fætidissima. See Iris, 8.
- A glade.
- A plant associated with iris household, especially Iris fætidissima. See Iris, 8.
- A glade.
- A glade.
- A plant of the iris household, specially Iris fætidissima. See Iris, 8.
- A plant associated with iris family members, specially Iris fætidissima. See Iris, 8.
- A glade.
- A glade.
- A plant of the iris family, especially Iris fætidissima. See Iris, 8.
- A plant of the iris family members, especially Iris fætidissima. See Iris, 8.
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Definition for "gladden"
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