Cheerfully

"Admiral 's I sum-sit-up," collector of road-taxes, a title cheerfully accorded him through the genial courtesy of the Basin, came down from the Point. ❋ Sarah P. McLean Greene (1895)

In the sentence “The Joker cheerfully executed his hapless minion,” cheerfully is an adverb because it modifies a verb (executed). ❋ Unknown (2009)

“Good morning, sleeping beauty,” he called cheerfully. ❋ Allison Leotta (2010)

“Good afternoon, my lord!” she called cheerfully when he reached the road. ❋ Julia London (2010)

“Good morning!” he called cheerfully from the door. ❋ Richard Yancey (2003)

"Bon-jour," she called cheerfully, equally determined, that discord not originate with her. ❋ Kilby, Joan (1999)

“Emma!” she called cheerfully as she swung into the foyer. ❋ Janet Dailey (1985)

"Yes, Cap'n Abe?" she called cheerfully, for even early rising could not quench her good spirits. ❋ James A. Cooper (N/A)

'Well, that would be something,' said Martin cheerfully, 'for fields must not go fallow that are appointed to bear. ❋ Unknown (1921)

"You're next, Scraggs," he called cheerfully, and turned to peer over the rail. ❋ Gordon [Illustrator] Grant (1918)

"Good-by, Dolly!" they called cheerfully, and the woman answered with a long-drawn, hopeless whine: -- ❋ Ellen Anderson Gholson Glasgow (1909)

Turning to Gordon and his companion, he called cheerfully: ❋ Thomas Dixon (1905)

"Come along, Jan," he called cheerfully, and the dog rushed ahead, turning back to frisk in circles or leap up in front of his friends. ❋ Unknown (1899)

"You might have the announcement cards printed," he called cheerfully from the stairs. ❋ Hermann Sudermann (1892)

"I made a long stay," he called cheerfully to them, "too long, I fear, nor do I bring a mountain sheep back with me." ❋ Unknown (1890)