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		idyllid‧yll /ˈɪdəl,ˈɪdɪl $ ˈaɪdl/ noun [singular] literary    idyllOrigin: 1500-1600 Latin idyllium, from Greek eidyllion, from eidos  ‘form’  - Decades later, the shipbuilder was still enjoying his island idyll.
 - Durham stood for an idyll of ten years.
 - If we were back in urban reality now, we yet retained a glow imparted by our bucolic idyll.
 - In order to arrive at the truth behind the idyll, I must return to the matter of attributions.
 - Møn was an idyll for me, one enriched for its being shared with my cousin, who was my closest friend.
 - The short romantic idyll was over.
 - The wartime idyll between Pamela Churchill and Harriman has long been publicly known.
 - This rural idyll is, however, the privilege of the minority.
 
   ► rural idyll  a rural idyll ADJECTIVE► rural· The expectations of the latter is examined in the light of the rural idyll.· This rural idyll is, however, the privilege of the minority.· It will be a rural idyll.· A once charming rural idyll, Emmerdale had become a moral cesspit.    a place or experience in which everything is peaceful and everyone is perfectly happy:   a rural idyll  |