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What are the adjective forms of word Happy?

Here are some adjective forms of the word "happy":

* Happy: This is the most common and basic form.

* Joyful: This implies a feeling of great happiness and delight.

* Cheerful: This suggests a bright and optimistic happiness.

* Merry: This conveys a feeling of lighthearted and festive happiness.

* Glad: This implies a feeling of contentment and satisfaction.

* Elated: This suggests a feeling of intense happiness and excitement.

* Jubilant: This conveys a feeling of triumphant and joyous happiness.

* Blissful: This implies a state of perfect happiness and contentment.

* Delighted: This suggests a feeling of great pleasure and satisfaction.

* Thrilled: This conveys a feeling of intense excitement and happiness.

* Ecstatic: This implies a feeling of overwhelming happiness and joy.

The best adjective to use will depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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