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happiness
[hap-ee-nis]
noun
Other Word Forms
- overhappiness noun
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Studies show that donating to religious or charitable causes literally feels good, because such actions trigger the release of dopamine, endorphins and other “happiness chemicals” in the brain.
In an interview with TNT Sports Brazil, Antony said he found happiness again at Betis and that his situation in England affected his family life, describing the period as "very hard days for me".
So, to return to the original question: Will Taylor's music reflect her newfound happiness?
"We won't ever accept that she is gone or the way she went, but we're hoping we can find moments of happiness."
She engineers the box’s return to its owner, making him think that fate alone has reunited him with his lost treasures, and observes the happiness it brings him.
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