Delightedly [adverb]

“I was delighted — in three days, 10 pieces had come and gone,” Milrany said.

I am so delighted to be sitting here today completely wrong in my predictions.

More often than not, though, the recipients of the postcards are delighted, especially this year, when international tourism has largely come to a halt.

I was delighted to think that he must have been the king of itsby-bitsy reductionist science, removing his monocle to peer through his microscope.

On a final note, we’re delighted to announce the return of Balancing the Ledger, our bi-weekly show where we welcome the biggest names in fintech and crypto.

As they turned into red-hot ashes and began to topple over one by one into the glowing pile, Jess laughed delightedly.

It had such a low, musical chime that the children listened delightedly, never once giving a thought as to who it might be.

The latter grinned delightedly, then his face grew grave again.

They acquiesced delightedly and accordingly that evening a huge bundle of stationery was left at their door.

Again she clapped her hands delightedly, and ran with me around the house for the tools and lumber.