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Adjective(1) being full of or promoting cheer; having or showing good spirits(2) pleasantly (even unrealistically(3) being full of or promoting cheer(4) having or showing good spirits(5) pleasantly (even unrealistically) optimistic(6) happy

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(1) He is someone who starts off bright, cheerful and confident and then has everything taken away from him.(2) It was swept instantly aside by the receptionist, who was bright, cheerful and completely helpful.(3) However he had a happy disposition and bore his disability with a cheerful smile.(4) His prose is fluid and witty, a cheerful tale that has the reader laughing out loud from beginning to end.(5) However, the efforts made by all the town folk to present a bright and cheerful image in other ways has paid off.(6) The sight was a most charming and cheerful thing, and would lift the spirits of even the most leaden cynic.(7) It was hard to get him to focus, but he was such a cheerful and happy kid that none of the counselors could get mad at him when he didn't.(8) Something told us that I would need to wear something bright and cheerful to get on with my day.(9) If my body is contented and my soul is confident, then I will be cheerful, and being cheerful is the key to being happy.(10) The decor is bright and cheerful with lots of mirrors to give the illusion of space.(11) The trousers were still a relatively bright and garish red, the button a chipped but cheerful yellow.(12) The public, on the other hand, may respond more positively to tidy and cheerful graffiti.(13) But can anyone recommend a nice, cheerful , colourful movie for us to watch next?(14) Hundreds of other children in the camp look cheerful and play in the sand, but their smiles are deceiving.(15) He is bright-eyed, cheerful and almost always shares a smile with those around him.(16) My local radio Station played cheerful music all day to brighten up Bristol.