pleased

To a high degree.

To a very high degree.

Especially or more than usual.

Particularly or more than usual.

Pleased in a way that is easy to see or understand.

Obviously pleased, without any doubt.

Used to emphasize that you are very pleased.

Truly or sincerely pleased.

Pleased on every occasion.

Extremely pleased.

Sufficiently pleased, but perhaps not overjoyed.

Very willing and pleased to do something.

To a moderate degree.

Very satisfied.

Completely not pleased.

Seemingly pleased, based on available evidence.

Not at all pleased; very displeased.

Pleased without showing it to others.

Satisfied to a fair or moderate degree.

Pleased in a calm, undemonstrative way.

Annoyed or not happy about something.

Pleased to an unusually or disproportionately large degree.

Pleased in a strange or unexpected way.

To feel happy or satisfied.

To have an appearance of being pleased.

To give the impression of being pleased.

To experience a feeling of pleasure or satisfaction.

To sound as if you are pleased when you speak.

To give the impression of being pleased.

Satisfied with a person, object, or result.

Happy because someone else has experienced good fortune.

Pleased concerning a particular event or situation.

Pleased in reaction to something, like news or success.

Pleased as a result of an action or quality of someone/something.