English, asked by pal836758, 4 months ago

noun form of the unhappily​

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Answered by BihariLadki
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Answer:

Word family (noun) happiness ≠ unhappiness (adjective) happy ≠ unhappy (adverb) happily ≠ unhappily

Answered by tushtilala
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Answer:

It is ( uncountable ) the emotions being happy and joy .

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