Grateful and Thrilled

Grateful

Grateful adjective - Feeling or expressing gratitude.

Thrilled and grateful are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thrilled" instead an adjective "Grateful".

Thrilled

Thrilled adjective - Feeling intense pleasurable excitement.
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Synonyms for Thrilled

Grateful and thrilled are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Grateful" instead an adjective "Thrilled".

Nearby Words: thrill, thrilling, thriller

Both words in one sentence

  • Franchise / Monster High The headmistress is thrilled, because the statue had imprisoned the ghost of Professor Irene Maiden for years in a terrible And I Must Scream situation, and is incredibly grateful to Frankie for this service to the school, leaving Cleo to start to protest that she did it all herself instead.
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