Smiling

//ˈsmaɪlɪŋ//

Synonyms for "smiling" (76 found)

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More general

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Antonyms

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Synonyms

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capable of

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causes

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causes desire

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derived

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form of

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has property

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has subevent

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is a

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related to

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similar

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Translations

17 translations across 13 languages.

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Bulgarian

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  • усмихнат adj (that smiles or has a smile)

Catalan

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  • somrient adj (that smiles or has a smile)

French

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  • souriant adj (that smiles or has a smile)

Galician

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  • cacarelo adj (that smiles or has a smile)
  • riseiro adj (that smiles or has a smile)
  • risoño adj (that smiles or has a smile)

German

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  • lächelnd adj (that smiles or has a smile)

Greek

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  • χαμογελαστός adj (that smiles or has a smile)

Hungarian

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  • mosolygó adj (that smiles or has a smile)

Latvian

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  • smaidošs adj (that smiles or has a smile)
  • smaidīgs adj (that smiles or has a smile)

Persian

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  • خندان adj (that smiles or has a smile)

Polish

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  • uśmiechnięty adj (that smiles or has a smile)

Portuguese

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  • risonho adj (that smiles or has a smile)
  • sorridente adj (that smiles or has a smile)

Spanish

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  • sonriente adj (that smiles or has a smile)

Telugu

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  • హసితము adj (that smiles or has a smile)

Sample sentences

15 total sentences available.

Tatoeba + Wiktionary

She carries on smiling even in the face of adversity.

Source: tatoeba (19887)

Everybody in the picture is smiling happily.

Source: tatoeba (22075)

"Hello," said Tom, smiling.

Source: tatoeba (37090)

This girl is always smiling, but she's not happy.

Source: tatoeba (46483)

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