pleased

UK: pliːzd | US: pliːzd

Definition
  1. adj. feeling or showing satisfaction or happiness

  2. adj. (formal) willing or glad to do something

Structure
please <to satisfy>ed <adjective suffix (past participle)>
Etymology

The word "pleased" originates from the verb "please," which comes from Old French plaisir (to please), derived from Latin placēre (to be agreeable). The suffix "-ed" transforms it into an adjective, indicating a state of satisfaction. The evolution reflects a shift from an action ("to please") to a resulting emotional state ("pleased").

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