The phrase "accordingly happy" is not commonly used in written English, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it to describe a state of happiness that is a result of a specific situation or action.
Example: "After receiving the good news about her promotion, she felt accordingly happy."
Alternatives: "thus happy" or "therefore happy".
Schilling said: "In these circumstances, and this statement having been read out in court, the claimant now considers that she has been fully vindicated, her reputation has been restored and accordingly is happy to bring these proceedings to a close".
As V says in Ghost Trio: "Kindly tune accordingly (pause)." Happy Days Enniskillen Beckett festival takes place until 10 August.
Their language faculties develop accordingly, with the happy result that all linguistic environments do in fact conform to the principles of UG, rendering their initial assumption correct.
The children were called individually and instructions were given by the researcher to arrange the cards accordingly from 'very happy' to 'very sad'.
You planned and saved accordingly to live a happy life, and in that planning assumed your pension benefits would be there for you at the end of your career.
Accordingly, many philosophers have been happy to adopt Lewis's formulation of the truth-conditions of counterfactual conditionals while reconceiving possible worlds as something other than really existing universes elsewhere in logical space e.g., as abstract objects.
Accordingly, we dressed casually, in happy-go-lucky jeans, bright shirts and pullovers, or football guernseys, the Dragons' or our school's.
Most salons will be happy to match you accordingly.
We agree with the Reviewing editor that this is an important point and we are happy to clarify our discussion accordingly.
If you want someone happy and well-adjusted, behave accordingly.
