glad
Comparative
gladder
Superlative
gladdest
1
pleased about something
- She was glad to hear the news of her friend's success.
- I'm glad that you enjoyed the movie; it's one of my favorites too.
- I'm glad that the weather cleared up for our outdoor event.
- He was glad for the chance to try something new and exciting.
- He was glad to finally see his family after being away for so long.
Antonyms:
2
feeling thankful or relieved about something
- She was glad of her umbrella when the rain started pouring.
- He was glad of the break after hours of hard work.
- I'd be glad of a glass of water, thanks.
- They were glad of the extra blankets on the cold night.
- She was secretly glad of the silence after the noisy crowd left.
Synonyms:
3
willingly ready to help or act
- I'd be glad to answer any questions you have.
- She was glad to help with the preparations for the party.
- He said he'd be glad to drive us to the airport.
- We're glad to support the project in any way we can.
- They were only too glad to volunteer for the event.
4
filled with or causing sincere joy
- The messenger arrived with glad tidings of peace.
- They exchanged glad smiles as they reunited.
- A glad chorus rose as the celebration began.
- She gave a glad laugh when she saw the surprise.
- The children ran with glad cries through the fields.