delightfully

delightful | American Dictionary

delightful
adjective
us/dɪˈlɑɪt·fəl/
full of pleasure:
We spent a delightful weekend in Maine.

Examples of delightful

delightful
It is a delightful mixture for the user, but an infuriating fugitive mish-mash for the corpus compiler.
The fusion of detailing and structural efficiency delivers a balanced and delightful solution.
This book is not only informative but also delightful to read.
This is a delightful book that should be essential reading for people of all ages in every parish.
This book offers delightful reading to people who like social science with real people in it.
Such delightful rococo fantasy music deserves to be liberated from its mediabound source.
As one example, a delightful female participant attended the day-care centre and appeared to be enjoying the activities.
For those who feel the "aura," the revelation that this is a page of a book that transformed the world is shocking, and then delightful.
In my many years of involvement with music teacher education at the tertiary level, opportunities to experience delightful confusion seem limited.
After all, they are engaged in 'nothing more than a delightful amusement'.
Suffice to say that, on the whole, the presentations of this work were delightful.
The flawless ensemble, the precision of articulation and the impeccable intonation of the three oboes are delightful.
A small number of ingenious definitions puts into the reader's hands a kit with which to generate and explore a variety of delightful images.
He wrote as he lived; a man of the most delightful contradictions.
The chapter continues with a delightful example of solving a non-linear optimization problem using repeated addition of linear constraints.
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