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The phrase "a joyful one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that brings happiness or joy, often in a context where you are referring to an experience, event, or situation.
Example: "The celebration was a joyful one, filled with laughter and music."
Alternatives: "a happy occasion" or "a delightful experience."
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But it's hardly a joyful one.
It is a challenge, but, in my experience, a joyful one.
White 0 (2 balls), c Jadeja b Kumar Cam White's recall to the side hasn't been a joyful one.
If it was a depressing weekend for the Tricolor - the reigning league champions of Brazil - it was a joyful one for Palmeiras.
Here's hoping that 2013 will be a joyful one for the world, and a year where all of us get one step closer to the people that we want to be.
The event was a joyful one as the excitement of their coming year unfolded.
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Whereas most searches came to grisly ends, her journey appeared to be a rare joyful one -- her sister found unharmed.
B1 BROKEN TRUST -- Whereas most searches came to grisly ends, one woman's journey appeared to be a rare joyful one -- her sister found unharmed.
Of course, the impression most people have of embalming isn't a particularly joyful one.
It will be an especially joyful one for liammacpherson and Shane Kennealy – the only two people to call every game correctly in our Pick Six contest last week.
Their relationship with sharing online is a simpler, more joyful one.
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