to bliss

Examples

• All

• A long walk on the beach can bliss you into a state of joy.

• The music at the festival blissed everyone in the crowd.

• The surprise picnic blissed her, lifting her spirits for the entire weekend.

• He blissed out when he heard the good news about his promotion.

• She blissed out during the yoga session.

• Listening to her favorite music can bliss her out for hours.

• The beautiful sunset will surely bliss anyone who sees it.

Synonyms

G

to gladden

vsto bliss

2 3.5

To make someone feel happy

causes stronger or deeper happiness rather than mild pleasure

G

to gladdened

vsto bliss

1 3.0

To make someone feel happy

causes that joyful state rather than describing it

E

to enrapture

vsto bliss

• Literature

1 7.8

To make someone feel very happy and amazed

causes joy without holding someone captive in delight

B

to beatify

vsto bliss

1 7.6

To make someone very happy

causes great happiness but with less extreme intensity

Antonyms

U

to upset

273 1.0

Make someone feel sad or worried

D

to displease

13 4.7

To make someone feel annoyed or unhappy

Compounds

P

pure bliss

1 3.7

A feeling of complete happiness

B

bliss ninny

• Offensive

1 9.9

A person who stays happy and ignores real problems

How Happy

to bliss

1 6.4

to elate

1 6.4

to delight

31 2.1

to cheer

248 1.0

to please

372 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology