Gifted and Happy

Gifted

Gifted adjective - Endowed with talent or talents.

Happy and gifted are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Happy" instead an adjective "Gifted".

Nearby Words: gift, gifting

Happy

Happy adjective - Having good luck.
Usage example: the happy person who is both appreciated and rewarded for all his hard work

Gifted and happy are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gifted" instead an adjective "Happy".

Nearby Words: happiness, happily

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Roleplay / Terrascape Academy It's not like having a murder-happy Arm makes Arthur evil, nor does hosting a Spirit whose gifted powers get stronger as the Conjoiner receives more opportunities to betray others.
  • Music / Elmer Bernstein His music manages to capture the lives of two teenage girls—one well adjusted and happy (Gilbert), the other a troubled but gifted pianist (Valerie)—and their escapades around Manhattan.
  • Useful Notes / Leonid Brezhnev Just look at how happy ol' Brezhie was when Ford, visiting Vladivostok, noticed Brezhnev's admiration of his fur coat and spontaneously gifted it to him.◊ Making Nuclear Holocaust less likely has never been so amiable.
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