Abject
Abject adjective - Showing, expressing, or offered in a spirit of humility or unseemly submissiveness.
Happy
Happy adjective - Experiencing pleasure, satisfaction, or delight.
Usage example: made bread for the first time and was happy with the tasty result
Both words in one sentence
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They return briefly in the last episode, and are shown perfectly happy living in abject poverty.
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Happy Flashback: X-Men: Days of Future Past: 1973 Charles briefly reminisces about the first time he met Raven, which was a much happier and more innocent period of his life than his current state of abject misery and self-destruction.
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Happy Flashback: 1973 Charles briefly reminisces about the first time he met Raven, which was a much happier and more innocent period of his life than his current state of abject misery and self-destruction.
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