As soon and Gladly

As soon

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Gladly and as soon are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Gladly" instead an adverb phrase "As soon".

Gladly

Gladly adverb - In a willing manner.
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Synonyms for Gladly

As soon and gladly are semantically related. You can use "As soon" instead an adverb "Gladly".

Nearby Words: glad, gladness, Glady

Both terms in one sentence

  • Godzilla Threshold Now that he's free, they have to weather his horrible nature, since he's completely unrepentant and only helping them because he wants to live, and will gladly kill or abandon them as soon as he thinks it's the better option.
  • True Companions So characters might gladly argue with, mock, or even steal from, each other but then, as soon as one is attacked, even by somebody the other characters previously liked, the group as a whole will plan, plot, and scheme.
  • The Judge Ace Attorney you meet a middle-ages version of the beloved Judge- except this one is wearing creepy purple robes and will gladly send your client into a pit of fire as soon as you make any step because all witches must be burnt alive even if they haven't done anything bad- their crime is existing.
    Source: The Judge
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