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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a cheerful manner" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the way someone behaves or interacts with others in a positive and happy way.
Example: "She approached the task with a cheerful manner, making everyone feel at ease."
Alternatives: "a joyful demeanor" or "a happy disposition."
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But despite his hardships, Mr. Fontus, a father of five, maintains a cheerful manner.
Rickards, who has short blond hair and a cheerful manner, grew up on the ranch and runs a cat rescue there.
A: You might just say, "Hi there!," in a cheerful manner, and then mime a teardrop rolling down your cheek, or use both hands to form the heart shape that Taylor Swift often uses during her concerts.
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Yes, this movie is about a woman who consistently chooses to see things in a light and cheerful manner.
"All sorts of crazy, terrifying, hilarious things were happening," said Mr. Apatow, 44, who has the scruffy beard and cheerful manner of a satisfied satyr.
She was attending to ailing passengers in her customary cheerful manner, when a violent roll of the steamer threw her heavily on the deck.
In 2004, during her second trial, prosecutor Catherine Murray, a tanned, athletic blonde, nicknamed "California Cathy" by friends for her cheerful manner, relentlessly challenged Kelly in a courtroom battle royale.
In 2004, during her second trial, prosecutor Catherine Murray, a tanned, athletic blonde, nicknamed "California Cathy" by friends for her cheerful manner, relentlessly challenged Ellard in a courtroom battle royale.
A cheerful, outgoing manner should be cultivated".
Ms Livni projects a cheerful, businesslike manner, though a trail of discarded aides say she is hard to work for.
Now some of them appear to think about women's sex lives 24/7, and not in a cheerful, recreational manner.
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