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blissed

blissed

1 6.7
Feeling very happy and peaceful
  • adjective
  • /blɪst/
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  • When you say I'm chilled, I'm blissed out, I'm ecstatic.

When you say I'm chilled, I'm blissed out, I'm ecstatic.

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Examples

  • So the night before I'm on stream and I don't lie, I was blissed like I was drunk.

  • When you say I'm chilled, I'm blissed out, I'm ecstatic.

  • And then it ended and she laid back and she was just completely blissed out, you know, in a, in an ecstatic state.

  • And that's why you gotta pursue self improvement, so you can just be blissed out, no problems.

  • Bernzy smiles as he is led down the stairs, a peculiar, blissed-out, half-delirious smile.

    Fiction book (1992)
  • An attractive, blissed-out WAIF approaches Andy with a paintbrush and a jar of day-glo.

    Fiction book (1997)
  • After a week of relaxation at the beach, I felt completely blissed as I watched the sunset.

  • She was blissed to receive the good news about her job promotion.

  • The couple looked blissed on their wedding day, surrounded by family and friends.

Synonyms

happy
vsblissed
1.0

Feeling pleased and content

is a far stronger, more complete state of joyful happiness than this
pleased
vsblissed
936 1.0

Feeling happy or satisfied about something

is much more intense and fully immersed in joy than this
delighted
vsblissed
228 1.0

Feeling very happy about something good

is stronger and more overwhelming than a simple pleased feeling
thrilled
vsblissed
171 2.3

Feeling very excited and happy

is similar but more peaceful and less about energetic excitement
joyful
vsblissed
70 1.0

Feeling or showing great happiness

is similar but often implies a deeper, calmer state of joy
ecstatic
vsblissed
69 4.5

Feeling very happy and excited

is similarly extreme but calmer and more peaceful in feeling
blissful
vsblissed
23 3.3

Very happy and free from worry

is identical in meaning but differs only slightly in style or use
gleeful
vsblissed
12 1.2

Very happy and excited in a playful way

is more serene and less playful or mischievous in tone
overjoyed
vsblissed
10 2.1

Feeling very happy and excited about something good

is equally intense but more inward and serene in nature
6 3.2

Feeling very excited and happy about something

is equally joyful but tends toward calm serenity rather than high excitement
rapturous
vsblissed
6 7.0

Feeling or showing great joy and excitement

is similar but often calmer and less demonstratively emotional
gratified
vsblissed
4 4.0

Feeling pleased and satisfied because you received something you wanted

is broader extreme happiness not limited to fulfilled expectations
exhilarated
vsblissed
2 4.4

Feeling very happy and full of energy

is similar in happiness but calmer and less physically energized
high on life
vsblissed
  • Slang
2 7.5

Feeling very happy and excited for no clear reason

is similar but usually calmer and focused on peaceful joy
walking on air
vsblissed
  • Informal
1 3.7

Feeling very happy and excited

is similar but more still and grounded in serene contentment
happy as a pig in mud
vsblissed
  • Informal
1 8.2

Feeling very happy and content

is more serene rather than earthy or boisterous in feeling
enraptured
vsblissed
  • Literature
7.2

Full of great joy and wonder

is extreme joy but more steady and less carried away emotionally
enrapt
vsblissed
  • Literature
7.8

Feeling great joy and deep interest

is a deep joyful state but without intense absorption or fixation
all affy
vsblissed
  • Slang
9.9

Feeling very happy and excited

is the same extreme joy but in more neutral or standard language
like a kid on a rollercoaster
vsblissed
  • Informal
8.3

Very excited and happy in an obvious way

is typically a deeper, calmer joy rather than playful excitement
as happy as a jaybird
vsblissed
  • Informal
7.5

Feeling very pleased and full of joy

is the same extreme happiness but often more tranquil inside
fulfilled
vsblissed
3.2

Feeling happy and satisfied because goals or needs are met

is more immediate intense joy rather than long term satisfaction

Antonyms

443 1.8

Feeling very unhappy or suffering a lot

5 4.5

Feeling very sad and not hopeful

How Happy

ecstatic
69 4.5
blissed
1 6.7
happy
1.0
pleased
936 1.0
content
108 1.0

Surface Forms

blissed positive

Morphology

blissed = bliss (transparent) = bliss + ed

Formed from 'bliss' + '-ed' meaning 'in a state of bliss', which is directly inferable from the base.

Etymology

Blissed comes from the word bliss, which means 'perfect happiness', plus the ending -ed, so it describes someone who is full of joy. Imagine a person smiling with closed eyes after a peaceful, happy moment, and that calm, full joy is what being blissed feels like.