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Discover Ludwig"to be overjoyed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone is feeling very joyful and excited about something. For example: "When I told mother that I had received a promotion, she was overjoyed at the news."
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Residents of the neighbourhood were said to be "overjoyed" by the truce.
But he was confident enough to be overjoyed, saying, "Miracles happen".
This week, after a summer reprieve, she was turfed out anyway and compelled to pretend gloomily in interviews on the "Today" programme to be overjoyed by her new job as, well, cabinet enforcer.
But instead, even the battered crack addicts he used to sell drugs to turn out to be overjoyed for him: "With a snaggered-tooth smile he say he happy that I made it".
The 27-year-old patient, who has asked to remain anonymous, gave birth to a healthy boy in November and was said to be overjoyed after suffering years of anxiety about her fertility since undergoing chemotherapy as a 13-year-old.
At first glance, they seem to be overjoyed at the return of a loved one.
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In my own life, I've heard and seen reactions ranging from fear to being overjoyed for the person who is coming out.
Although D'Antoni and Nash must be overjoyed to be together again, D'Antoni would be wise to remember they are not in Phoenix anymore.
MOST people would be overjoyed to pocket $5.1 billion.
I was sure he would be overjoyed to recapture the images of his childhood and youth.
Stirring Fuming in Ecuador ReprintsNor, in reality, would Paraguay's government be overjoyed to have Mr Oviedo back.
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