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Happy (Adjective)

Marked by good fortune; "a felicitous life"; "a happy outcome".

All adjective clusters.

The team was overjoyed by the happy outcome of the championship game, where they won against their long-time rivals.
After years of hard work, she finally landed her dream job, leading to a happy and fulfilling career.
The happy coincidence of meeting his future business partner at a conference led to the successful launch of their startup.
The tourists experienced a happy accident when they stumbled upon a secluded beach with crystal-clear waters.
The company's happy merger with a rival firm resulted in a massive expansion of their market share.

Eagerly disposed to act or to be of service; "glad to help".

All adjective clusters.

The charity volunteer was happy to help with the disaster relief efforts, putting in countless hours to ensure everyone was taken care of.
The children were happy to lend a hand with the household chores, learning the value of responsibility in the process.
After the merger, the newly appointed manager was happy to support the integration process, fostering a sense of teamwork and unity among employees.
As a lifelong dog lover, she was happy to care for her neighbor's pets while they were away on vacation.
The family was happy to open their home to their cousin who had lost her own home in a fire.

Well expressed and to the point; "a happy turn of phrase"; "a few well-chosen words".

All adjective clusters.

The poet's happy use of metaphor added depth to the poem.
Her happy phrase "a life of quiet desperation" captured the mood of the era.
The writer's happy turn of phrase made the complex idea easy to understand.
The happy choice of words in the advertisement made it both catchy and memorable.
The happy expression "bitter sweet" perfectly described the mixed emotions of the occasion.