good-humoredly (Meaning)

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good-humoredly (adv.)

With a cheerful spirit; in a cheerful or good-tempered manner.

He good-humoredly accepted the teasing, not letting it dampen his spirits.
Despite the setbacks, she remained good-humoredly optimistic, believing that better days were ahead.
The professor good-humoredly poked fun at the students' occasional lack of understanding, creating a light-hearted learning environment.
The judge good-humoredly chided the defendant for his tardiness, but ultimately dismissed the charges.
The parents good-humoredly tolerated their children's antics, knowing that such behavior was a sign of youthful exuberance.
The comedian good-humoredly roasted the audience, eliciting laughter and good cheer.
The boss good-humoredly suggested that the team take a break, recognizing that they had been working hard for hours.
The neighbor good-humoredly complained about the loud music, but did so with a smile on her face.
The stranger good-humoredly asked for directions, engaging in a cheerful conversation with the local.
The couple good-humoredly reminisced about their past adventures, sharing stories with laughter and fondness.

With a cheerful spirit; in a cheerful or good-tempered manner.

good-naturedly, gladly,jocularly, friendly, lightheartedly, amicably, breezily, laughingly, blithely, friendlily

morosely, darkly, heavily, bleakly, heavily, darkly,unhappily, mournfully, dejectedly, miserably

He good-humoredly accepted the teasing, not letting it dampen his spirits.

Despite the setbacks, she remained good-humoredly optimistic, believing that better days were ahead.

The professor good-humoredly poked fun at the students' occasional lack of understanding, creating a light-hearted learning environment.

The judge good-humoredly chided the defendant for his tardiness, but ultimately dismissed the charges.