to be delighted to do
21delighted him — pleased him …
22delighted in — took great pleasure in, enjoyed, reveled in …
23delighted adj — I can no longer see anything, said Tom delightedly. disbar v …
24delighted — adj pleased, happy, gladdened, elated, joyous, jubilant, ecstatic, thrilled; beaming, blooming, overjoyed, gladsome, content, Inf. in clover, Inf. jumping for joy, Inf. pleased as punch, Inf. tickled pink, Inf. feeling high or good; enraptured,… …
25delighted — adjective Syn: pleased, glad, happy, thrilled, overjoyed, ecstatic, elated, on cloud nine, walking on air, in seventh heaven, jumping for joy; enchanted, charmed; amused, diverted; gleeful, cock a hoop; informal over the moon, tickled pink, as… …
26delighted — de•light•ed [[t]dɪˈlaɪ tɪd[/t]] adj. 1) highly pleased 2) Obs. delightful • Etymology: 1595–1605 de•light′ed•ly, adv …
27delighted — /dəˈlaɪtəd/ (say duh luytuhd) adjective highly pleased. –delightedly, adverb –delightedness, noun …
28delighted — Ohohia, kamahoi, hia ai, hia ai ono, hiala ai …
29delighted — adjective 1. greatly pleased (Freq. 3) • Similar to: ↑pleased 2. filled with wonder and delight • Syn: ↑beguiled, ↑captivated, ↑charmed, ↑enthralled, ↑ …
30I'd be delighted — I’d/we’d/be delighted phrase used for politely accepting an invitation, or agreeing or offering to do something Thank you so much, we’d be delighted. Thesaurus: polite words and expressionssynonym Main entry: delighted …
