blissfulness

1 4.4

A feeling of complete happiness and calm

noun
/ˈblɪsfəl.nəs/

: felicidad

After a long week at work, she finally experienced a moment of blissfulness while relaxing in the garden.

I'm asking you your peace, your joy, your love, your blissfulness.

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Examples

Although the hatred is hidden away at first behind the blissfulness of love, it is only a matter of opportunity that allows hatred to show its ugly face.

Blog text (30)
So this whole process of blissfulness is the goal.
So she's done all this for me and then she died and this blissfulness of happiness.

Julian Dorey
♪ Love hurts ♪ Love scars ♪ Love wounds ♪ And marks ♪ Any heart ♪ Not tough ♪ Or strong enough ♪ To take a lot of pain ♪ Take a lot of pain ♪ Love is like a cloud ♪ Holds a lot of rain ♪ Love hurts ♪ Ooh, ooh love hurts ♪ Some fools think of happiness ♪ Blissfulness ♪ Togetherness ♪ Some fools fool...

Strange Darling (2024)
The children played joyfully in the park, their laughter filling the air with a sense of blissfulness.
Meditating by the lake, he felt a deep sense of blissfulness as the sun set behind the mountains.

Synonyms

happiness

vsblissfulness

970 1.0

A feeling of pleasure and being satisfied

is a stronger form marked by greater intensity and deep joy

joy

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793 1.0

A strong feeling of great happiness

is more about extreme, overwhelming happiness rather than general pleasure

delight

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184 1.2

A thing or feeling that gives great pleasure

is the deep ongoing state of great happiness rather than a cause

content

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108 1.0

A feeling of being happy with what you have

implies stronger, more overflowing happiness rather than calm satisfaction

bliss

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78 3.2

A complete feeling of great happiness and peace

is the longer noun form used for the same state

ecstasy

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57 6.1

A feeling of very great joy and excitement

describes sustained great happiness rather than a sudden extreme burst

contentment

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26 2.1

A feeling of being happy and satisfied with your life

is the stronger, more intense state of great joy and happiness

gladness

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9 1.0

A feeling of being happy and pleased

means intense or extreme happiness rather than modest pleasure

cloud nine

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Informal

7 4.0

Feeling very happy and excited after something very good happens

is the neutral term for great joy, not an informal idiom

nirvana

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5 7.9

A very peaceful happy state with no worry or pain

focuses on great joy itself rather than escape from worry

seventh heaven

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Informal

2 3.7

A feeling of great happiness and joy

is the straightforward name for great joy without idiom

blessedness

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1 7.9

A feeling of very great happiness often after prayer or quiet thought

describes great joy without the specific spiritual cause

joyfulness

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1 2.0

A strong feeling of happiness and excitement

is the calmer form of great happiness without lively energy

pure bliss

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1 3.7

A feeling of complete happiness

is a general term for great joy without stressing completeness

beatitude

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Literature

1 9.3

A state of complete happiness and calm

means great joy without necessarily implying a religious tone

jubilance

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1 6.5

A strong feeling of great joy that people show openly

is the inner state of great happiness rather than public celebration

joyousness

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1 3.0

A strong feeling of great happiness

places emphasis on stronger, more intense happiness rather than generality

contentedness

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1 4.3

A feeling of being satisfied and at ease with life

is more intense joy rather than quiet satisfaction

complete and utter joy

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2.8

A very strong feeling of deep happiness

covers great happiness but not necessarily total or overwhelming

personal nirvana

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8.4

A deep feeling of calm and perfect happiness for one person

is the general state shared by anyone rather than personal experience

sense of nirvana

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8.3

A strong feeling of complete peace and happiness

refers to the state itself rather than a transient feeling

ananda

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Specialized

9.9

A state of complete spiritual happiness often felt in meditation

is ordinary great happiness without the religious or philosophical frame

nibbana

vsblissfulness

9.9

A very peaceful, happy feeling in quiet moments

is focused on high joy rather than calm or figurative peace

jubilancy

vsblissfulness

8.1

A strong feeling of great joy after success

is the general mood of intense happiness without focus on victory

gleefulness

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3.5

A strong feeling of happy excitement that makes you smile

is the serious, deep state of great happiness rather than playful fun

gladsomeness

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Archaic

8.9

A feeling of great happiness and pleasure

is the stronger, more intense state of great happiness rather than mild pleasure

gladfulness

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7.2

A warm feeling of happiness and pleasure inside you

is the higher intensity state of great, often extreme happiness

blitheness

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8.6

A happy, carefree feeling that makes people cheerful

is the deep, intense state of great happiness rather than casual cheer

Antonyms

unhappiness

42 1.8

A feeling of sadness or not feeling satisfied with life

sorrowfulness

6.3

A deep feeling of sadness about a loss

How Happy

ecstasy

57 6.1

blissfulness

1 4.4

joy

793 1.0

happiness

970 1.0

contentment

26 2.1

Surface Forms

blissfulness singular

blissfulnesses plural

Morphology

blissfulness = blissful (transparent) = bliss + ful + ness

Formed by adding the noun-forming suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'blissful', a regular and semantically clear derivation.

Etymology

Blissfulness comes from the old English word bliss, which meant 'joy' and is related to the word blithe, meaning 'happy' or 'carefree'. So, blissfulness is the state of complete joy and deep happiness.