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For example, terms such as cheerful, exuberant, and depressed may be considered semantically similar to the extent that they tend to occur flanked by the same (or in turn similar) nearby words.
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But today, the toy story isn't quite as cheerful.
Yet he remains as cheerful as - well, a platypus.
Sonia Sotomayor, who was that girl, looked almost as cheerful as Biden.
He seemed as cheerful as usual, and perfectly cool.
There are brief and masterly elucidations of fine distinctions in meaning, such as that between "cheerful" and "cheery" ("The cheerful feels & perhaps shows contentment, the cheery shows & probably feels it").
He soon moves on to more passionate and even erotic dreams, such as meeting the cheerful young Edo women on Rubicon III, the matriarch Beata (Karen Montgomery) on Angel One, or the computer-generated holodeck woman Minuet (Carolyn McCormick).
The constituent behaviors for this subscale (Social Support Behaviour Questionnaire [SSBQ]; Johnson et al., 1993), such as trying to be cheerful despite the situation or offering the patient advice, seem to reflect a set of normalizing responses.
A sumptuous selection of fabulous cakes is complemented by favourites such as welsh rarebit served by cheerful waitresses.
Again, you learn to spot them coming, introduced by ominously cheerful phrases such as "Pittsfield and Arrowhead were abuzz that summer", or "on Friday, 7 September 1855, a magnificent day, the Morewoods held a fancy dress picnic".
Furthermore, two direct positive consequences of the flow experience are proved: positive affect (such as feeling happy, satisfied and cheerful) and student learning.
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