riant

• Vous verrez un philosophe moral et pratique; gay, riant, a cent lieues de la pedanterie des notres. —  Life of Adam Smith
• Mae polisiau cynllunio yn aml yn penderfynu os ydi pobl yn gallu byw yn y pentrefi lle cawsant eu magu, os ydynt yn gallu byw yn agos at gefnogaeth eu teulu estynedig - rhywbeth sy'n bwysig os ydi'r ddau riant yn gallu cael mynedoiad llawn i'r farchnad waith. —  Blogiadur.com
• Vous verrez un philosophe moral et pratique; gay, riant, ΰ cent lieues de la pιdanterie des nτtres. —  Life of Adam Smith
• It is what the French call un paysage riant, and I assure you, it does more than smile these lovely June mornings. —  A Hilltop on the Marne Being Letters Written June 3-September 8, 1914
• He gazed at Zayn al-Asnam with a gladsome aspect and a riant, whereat the Prince arose forthright and recited the string of benedictions taught to him by his companion and the King said to him with a smiling favour, "O Zayn al-Asnam, verily I was wont to love thy sire, the Sultan of Bassorah and, when he visited me ever, I used to give him an image of those thou sawest, each cut of a single gem; and thou also shalt presently become to me honoured as thy father and yet more. —  Arabian nights. English

Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms

Used in the Same Context