Pronunciation: /ɡlæd/
noun a feeling of pleasure or contentment
A1 I am glad to see you.
A2 She was glad that her friends remembered her birthday.
B1 The team was glad for the opportunity to compete in the championship.
B2 He expressed his gladness at being able to attend the conference.
C1 The CEO's glad about the company's recent success was evident in her speech.
C2 His glad for his son's achievements knew no bounds.
adjective feeling or showing pleasure or contentment
A1 I am glad to see you.
A2 She was glad that her friends came to visit.
B1 I am glad to hear that you got the job.
B2 He was glad to finally finish his project.
C1 I am glad that we were able to resolve the issue.
C2 She was glad to have the opportunity to travel to Europe.
formal I am glad to inform you that your application has been approved.
informal I'm so glad you could make it to the party!
slang I'm glad we finally caught up, it's been too long!
figurative His smile was like a ray of sunshine, and I was glad to see it.
gladdened
glads
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gladdest
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will be glad
have been glad
am being glad
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to be glad
gladding
gladdened