Pronunciation: /ˈɡeɪli/
adjective Cheerful or brightly colored
A1 She danced gaily around the room.
A2 The children skipped gaily down the street.
B1 The group of friends chatted gaily as they walked through the park.
B2 The performers sang gaily as they entertained the audience.
C1 The guests mingled gaily at the extravagant gala.
C2 The orchestra played gaily, filling the concert hall with beautiful music.
adverb In a cheerful or lively manner
A1 She skipped gaily down the street.
A2 The children laughed gaily as they played in the park.
B1 The couple danced gaily at the wedding reception.
B2 The performers sang gaily on stage, entertaining the audience.
C1 The travelers chatted gaily as they explored the new city.
C2 The artist painted gaily, lost in the joy of creation.
formal The children skipped gaily through the meadow, enjoying the sunshine.
informal She laughed gaily as she danced around the room.
slang The friends chatted gaily as they walked to the party.
figurative The colors of the sunset painted the sky gaily, like a masterpiece.
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