what word means more than happy?

What is a word that conveys being "more than happy"? Some people often say, "I’m more than happy to help you."

10 Answers

Feb 19, 2025

overjoyed, elated, ecstatic. of course, none actually fit your sentence, which is why people say it the way that they do. there isn’t a word to express happier than happy without going hyperbolic and being ecstatic, unfortunately. So, they are happy to help; in fact, happier than happy, but apparently not ecstatic.

Leland Jones I

Feb 22, 2025

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Read the book, if you child asks, then explain it’s another word for happy and your child will say “oh”. Are you embarrassed that you child might know that gay means something else too? Children have seen ambiguity in language before, it happens all the time. Now, if you’re embarrassed because you don’t want to say the word gay perhaps the issue is with your acceptance of LGBT people more than your child’s ability to understand a preschool book.

Anonymous

Feb 22, 2025

elated, enraptured, entranced, euphoric, exhilarated, intoxicated, rapturous, rhapsodic, exultant, jubilant, triumphant; enthusiastic, excited, thrilled; blissful, delighted, glad, gratified, happy, joyful, joyous, pleased, satisfied, tickled. These all might help but of course none of them can fit in the sentence “I’m more than happy to help you.” That’s why people say ‘more than happy’, because though we all can find lots of synonyms for most words, almost none if not none mean exactly the same thing. So unless you NEED to find something that works for a story or something, just stick with ‘more than happy.’ If you asked out of curiosity, well, here’s your answer. I hope this helps:)