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Definition of blissful in English: blissfuladjective ˈblɪsf(ə)lˈblɪsfʊlˈblɪsfəl 1Extremely happy; full of joy. a blissful couple holding a baby Example sentencesExamples - There are no Gods, no grand plans, no celestial architects, no blissful after-lives and no eternal damnation.
- As he lay down there, his imagination was filled with blissful happiness.
- Have you seen my two-year-old in the throes of blissful train play?
- The effect of the drug is to summon up people's happiest memories as a means of keeping them in a blissful state.
- Suddenly life, which had up until a minute ago seemed blissful and full of promise, has now become a thing of dread.
- Until she was five years old, she had a blissful childhood.
- In fact, we spent a blissful 2 hours chatting on the phone the other day.
- It is blissful to watch grandchildren develop both physically and emotionally with their pluses and minuses.
- They create a blissful sense of quietness, pure melodic pop pleasure.
- He wandered around the pool with a blissful look on his face, not surprising considering these are his first Games.
- For a blissful moment I watched everybody happy to be alive and counted myself one of them.
- As he prepared to surprise the blissful couple, he felt the hairs on the back on his neck rising.
- Nobody had ever made him feel so happy before, and he prayed that the blissful feeling would never end.
- With contented sighs, the two blissful lovers curled themselves around each other again.
- She shivered inwardly, so happy and blissful just to have his body near hers.
- It was a blissful, happy smile, and it made me feel happy in turn.
- It all sounds rather blissful in a contented, domestic way that would have seemed unimaginable some years ago.
- Smiling in blissful content, she tried to remember the last time she had relaxed this much.
- He was handsome and could have had a life of blissful happiness for himself if he wished.
- Telling someone you love them and they're wonderful is a blissful feeling until you realise they aren't saying it back.
- Life is sweet, and when rejection or responsibility threaten to disrupt my blissful state, I can roll with the punches.
Synonyms happy, carefree, golden, joyful, joyous, contented, idyllic, palmy - 1.1 Providing perfect happiness or great joy.
the blissful caress of cool cotton sheets Example sentencesExamples - The performance pursues those blissful musical moments that only spontaneity and improvisation provide.
- I know it may shock you to know I haven't led a blameless life, that my past is not a blissful stroll in the park on a sunny day with bluebirds winging in a cloudless sky.
- And that's without mentioning the wide skies, the winding roads and a blissful lack of mobile phone reception.
- Organised by the hotel s massage therapist Sally Miller, the weekend promises to be a blissful experience.
- This is displayed in their ability to play slow, blissful songs and step back from the full onslaught of their upbeat material.
- Yes, the waters from the thermal springs that feed the town's impressive fountains and the blissful spa really must have magical powers.
- I still dream about the blissful day I expelled her, and the happy humdrum months that followed.
- We began with a soak in a warm footbath laced with aloe and glycerine. It was wonderfully soothing and set the tone for the blissful pampering to come.
- They recently changed my office day start time too from the blissful 8.50 to 8.30.
- It's hard to resist the lucious, velvety chocolate cascading down in a stream of utter blissful heaven.
- I have decided that for the rest of the trip I shall live in my own, blissful world where everyone is full of good intentions.
- And though she was happy her friend was leading such a blissful marriage with Matthew, she couldn't help but be a little jealous.
- The boots are at that precarious stage of wearing out, and every blissful outing that they take with me now only decreases the time until they get thrown away.
- I'm not going to mention the blissful weather over the last couple of weeks - I'll just jinx it.
- And, after three blissful days of broadband, our livebox dies on us.
- This morning at about 6AM, I was awakened by the blissful sound of rain falling.
Synonyms ecstatic, rapturous, joyful, joyous, elated, beatific, euphoric, enraptured, on cloud nine, in seventh heaven, transported, in transports, in raptures, beside oneself with joy/happiness, rhapsodic, ravished, enchanted, enthusiastic, delighted, thrilled, overjoyed, happy informal over the moon, on top of the world, blissed out Australian informal wrapped
Phrases Complete unawareness of something important or unpleasant. her blissful ignorance of the politicized academic climate Example sentencesExamples - From the beginning real life is coated in fantasy, usually someone else's, and all we can do is try to understand it - or make sure we remain in blissful ignorance all our lives.
- Another form of potentially blissful ignorance is traumatic amnesia.
- Some days, Mark, I really miss the days of my blissful ignorance.
- I decided that blissful ignorance is not the way to go.
- Sit back and enjoy your blissful ignorance as your brain leaves your body and you no longer care about the sounds of screaming and breaking glass coming from the other room.
- But the blameworthy remain oblivious to their actions while wrapped in their blissful ignorance.
- What I do l know is that I will never be able to plod along in a pink cloud of blissful ignorance or even vaguely pretend that I do not care about what goes on around me.
- At the time, though, I was in blissful ignorance.
- While thousands were hit by the blackout at City Hall yesterday, 18 couples carried on in blissful ignorance on the happiest day of their lives.
- But many voters continue to live in blissful ignorance about the qualities of those putting themselves up for election: just 42% of the electorate are able even to name their MP.
Derivatives noun Tired students heaved their bags across their shoulder, hurrying out, heading for the blissfulness of their homes, or the quiet of the library. Example sentencesExamples - Her face was withered from long years of struggle yet lightened with blissfulness from so many happy times.
- When nightfall came, they all gladly surrendered to the blissfulness of sleep.
- This allows us to enact a performance of a lifetime on earth, reverberating in generic blissfulness.
- When they finally went back to their table, she was glowing with the exertion and blissfulness, but wasn't out of breath yet.
Definition of blissful in US English: blissfuladjectiveˈblisfəlˈblɪsfəl 1Extremely happy; full of joy. a blissful couple holding a baby Example sentencesExamples - In fact, we spent a blissful 2 hours chatting on the phone the other day.
- She shivered inwardly, so happy and blissful just to have his body near hers.
- They create a blissful sense of quietness, pure melodic pop pleasure.
- Have you seen my two-year-old in the throes of blissful train play?
- With contented sighs, the two blissful lovers curled themselves around each other again.
- For a blissful moment I watched everybody happy to be alive and counted myself one of them.
- Suddenly life, which had up until a minute ago seemed blissful and full of promise, has now become a thing of dread.
- It all sounds rather blissful in a contented, domestic way that would have seemed unimaginable some years ago.
- Telling someone you love them and they're wonderful is a blissful feeling until you realise they aren't saying it back.
- Life is sweet, and when rejection or responsibility threaten to disrupt my blissful state, I can roll with the punches.
- It was a blissful, happy smile, and it made me feel happy in turn.
- As he lay down there, his imagination was filled with blissful happiness.
- Smiling in blissful content, she tried to remember the last time she had relaxed this much.
- Nobody had ever made him feel so happy before, and he prayed that the blissful feeling would never end.
- He wandered around the pool with a blissful look on his face, not surprising considering these are his first Games.
- As he prepared to surprise the blissful couple, he felt the hairs on the back on his neck rising.
- It is blissful to watch grandchildren develop both physically and emotionally with their pluses and minuses.
- There are no Gods, no grand plans, no celestial architects, no blissful after-lives and no eternal damnation.
- He was handsome and could have had a life of blissful happiness for himself if he wished.
- Until she was five years old, she had a blissful childhood.
- The effect of the drug is to summon up people's happiest memories as a means of keeping them in a blissful state.
Synonyms happy, carefree, golden, joyful, joyous, contented, idyllic, palmy - 1.1 Providing perfect happiness or great joy.
the blissful caress of cool cotton sheets Example sentencesExamples - I have decided that for the rest of the trip I shall live in my own, blissful world where everyone is full of good intentions.
- And though she was happy her friend was leading such a blissful marriage with Matthew, she couldn't help but be a little jealous.
- And that's without mentioning the wide skies, the winding roads and a blissful lack of mobile phone reception.
- Yes, the waters from the thermal springs that feed the town's impressive fountains and the blissful spa really must have magical powers.
- The boots are at that precarious stage of wearing out, and every blissful outing that they take with me now only decreases the time until they get thrown away.
- It's hard to resist the lucious, velvety chocolate cascading down in a stream of utter blissful heaven.
- Organised by the hotel s massage therapist Sally Miller, the weekend promises to be a blissful experience.
- The performance pursues those blissful musical moments that only spontaneity and improvisation provide.
- This is displayed in their ability to play slow, blissful songs and step back from the full onslaught of their upbeat material.
- And, after three blissful days of broadband, our livebox dies on us.
- I still dream about the blissful day I expelled her, and the happy humdrum months that followed.
- They recently changed my office day start time too from the blissful 8.50 to 8.30.
- This morning at about 6AM, I was awakened by the blissful sound of rain falling.
- I'm not going to mention the blissful weather over the last couple of weeks - I'll just jinx it.
- I know it may shock you to know I haven't led a blameless life, that my past is not a blissful stroll in the park on a sunny day with bluebirds winging in a cloudless sky.
- We began with a soak in a warm footbath laced with aloe and glycerine. It was wonderfully soothing and set the tone for the blissful pampering to come.
Synonyms ecstatic, rapturous, joyful, joyous, elated, beatific, euphoric, enraptured, on cloud nine, in seventh heaven, transported, in transports, in raptures, beside oneself with happiness, beside oneself with joy, rhapsodic, ravished, enchanted, enthusiastic, delighted, thrilled, overjoyed, happy
Phrases Fortunate unawareness of something unpleasant. Example sentencesExamples - I decided that blissful ignorance is not the way to go.
- While thousands were hit by the blackout at City Hall yesterday, 18 couples carried on in blissful ignorance on the happiest day of their lives.
- From the beginning real life is coated in fantasy, usually someone else's, and all we can do is try to understand it - or make sure we remain in blissful ignorance all our lives.
- At the time, though, I was in blissful ignorance.
- Some days, Mark, I really miss the days of my blissful ignorance.
- What I do l know is that I will never be able to plod along in a pink cloud of blissful ignorance or even vaguely pretend that I do not care about what goes on around me.
- Another form of potentially blissful ignorance is traumatic amnesia.
- Sit back and enjoy your blissful ignorance as your brain leaves your body and you no longer care about the sounds of screaming and breaking glass coming from the other room.
- But many voters continue to live in blissful ignorance about the qualities of those putting themselves up for election: just 42% of the electorate are able even to name their MP.
- But the blameworthy remain oblivious to their actions while wrapped in their blissful ignorance.
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