Definition for Merrily:

• In a merry manner; with mirth; with gayety and laughter; jovially. See Mirth, and Merry.

Synonyms for Merrily:

• adv

  •amusingly (adverb)
  • Jollily.
  •cheerfully (adverb)
  • mirthfully,
  • airily.
  •gladly (adverb)
  • ecstatically,
  • joyously,
  • with good grace,
  • enchantedly,
  • jovially,
  • ardently,
  • delightedly,
  • with pleasure,
  • felicitously,
  • zestfully,
  • jocundly,
  • contentedly,
  • beatifically,
  • paradisiacally,
  • pleasurably,
  • rapturously,
  • blissfully.
  •humorously (adverb)
  • ironically,
  • jocosely,
  • facetiously,
  • absurdly.

• adv.

  •amusingly (adverb)
  • hilariously,
  • Jocularly,
  • frivolously,
  • light-heartedly,
  • charmingly,
  • beguilingly,
  • rollickingly,
  • delightfully,
  • entertainingly,
  • refreshingly,
  • enthrallingly,
  • distractingly,
  • stimulatingly,
  • amusingly,
  • pleasingly.
  •cheerfully (adverb)
  • affably,
  • amiably,
  • sunnily,
  • cheerily,
  • jauntily,
  • agreeably,
  • optimistically,
  • pleasantly,
  • cordially,
  • warmly,
  • genially,
  • congenially,
  • complaisantly.
  •gaily (adverb)
  • laughingly,
  • flamboyantly,
  • flashily,
  • vivaciously,
  • with elan.
  •gladly (adverb)
  • readily,
  • with relish,
  • lovingly,
  • enthusiastically.
  •happily (adverb)
  • smilingly,
  • lightly.
  •humorously (adverb)
  • satirically,
  • ludicrously.

• n.

  •
  • ill-considered,
  • impetuous,
  • foolish,
  • hasty,
  • undiscriminating,
  • irresponsible,
  • shallow,
  • mindless,
  • unthinking,
  • impulsive.
  •
  • content,
  • alive,
  • carefree,
  • exuberant,
  • satisfied.
  •gayly (noun)
  • gayly.
  •with happiness (noun)
  • with happiness.

• Other synonyms:

  •adv
  • blithely,
  • brightly,
  • buoyantly,
  • cheerfully,
  • devotedly,
  • exultantly,
  • gaily,
  • gleefully,
  • glowingly,
  • graciously,
  • happily,
  • humorously,
  • joyfully,
  • playfully,
  • showily,
  • spiritedly,
  • sportively,
  • Elatedly,
  • lightheartedly,
  • colorfully,
  • exhilaratingly,
  • Sparklingly,
  • with zeal,
  • with spirit.
  •n.
  • air,
  • beatific,
  • believe,
  • bittersweet,
  • bliss,
  • blissful,
  • blithe,
  • breezy,
  • bright,
  • brighten,
  • buck,
  • charmed,
  • cheer,
  • cheerful,
  • cheery,
  • chipper,
  • chirpy,
  • chuffed,
  • cloud,
  • contented,
  • dance,
  • delighted,
  • delirious,
  • ecstatic,
  • elated,
  • enraptured,
  • epicurean,
  • euphoric,
  • exalted,
  • exultant,
  • festive,
  • float,
  • footloose,
  • fulfilled,
  • full,
  • glad,
  • gladly,
  • glee,
  • happy,
  • high,
  • high-spirited,
  • incandescent,
  • jaunty,
  • jocund,
  • jolly,
  • joyful,
  • joyous,
  • jubilant,
  • jump,
  • merry,
  • million,
  • moon,
  • nostalgic,
  • overjoyed,
  • perky,
  • pleased,
  • proud,
  • proudly,
  • rapturous,
  • seventh,
  • sunny,
  • swoon,
  • thrilled,
  • top,
  • transport,
  • up,
  • walk,
  • wrapped,
  • Light-hearted,
  • blissed out,
  • loved up,
  • gay,
  • happy camper,
  • made up,
  • gruntled,
  • bliss (sb) out,
  • cheer (sb) up.

Paraphrases for Merrily:

• Equivalence

  • Adverb
    gaily.

• Independent

  • Adverb
    happily, mercifully, fortunately, luckily.

Antonyms for Merrily:

• adv.

  • joyfully
    unhappily.
  • Other antonyms:
    drearily, abjectly, sorrowfully, dispiritedly, morosely, heavily, dourly, sternly, forlornly, glumly, miserably, wretchedly, dejectedly, plaintively, cheerlessly, dolefully, pessimistically, despondently, dolorously, sullenly, mournfully, sourly, darkly, sulkily, bleakly, dismally, gloomily, disconsolately.

Merrily Sentence Examples:

• Of course, the punishment didn't hurt her, and Marjorie laughed merrily at the idea.

• All went most merrily well.

Homophones for Merrily:

• moral, mineral wool, mural, moray eel, monorail, memorial, merely, manor hall, monaural, manorial, morale, morello, marlowe, morally, mineral oil, minor role, monaurally, mayoral, morley, mineral, marly, merl, merle, mannerly, murillo, marley, morula, marl, morel.