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The phrase "smiled with delight" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe a happy feeling or emotion. For example, "He smiled with delight when he heard the good news."
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He smiled with delight.
The girls smiled with delight.
Hearing this, John, despite his pain, smiled with delight.
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Yesterday afternoon, residents of Clifton Place displayed a photograph of Mr. Sumpter, hugging two small children and smiling with delight.
"Hello, hello!" he'd say, smiling with delight that here it was, 7 a.m., and here we were, going into the shop.
And, when they get there, the eggs, too, are smiling with delight: see the rapture on Monica Bellucci's face at the instant of conception.
Only once does he seem utterly at home, when he enters a bookshop and smiles with delight, like a child at Christmas: when did you last see a movie that depicted literature as a haven?
She smiles with delight as she paints the feet and feathers of a turkey mold with white chocolate, perfecting the details on one of hundreds of milk chocolate turkeys she will make this Thanksgiving season.
The memory of Tywin's forces arriving at the last possible second makes me smile with delight, and to me, it represents why the episode is successful.
When he purrs "whorish" and other devastating put-downs to the gaggle of writers assembled at his feet, you smile with delight.
He smiles with delight.
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