idyllically
- adverb
- /aɪˈdɪlɪkli/
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idílicamente
- They spent their summer vacation idyllically at a beach resort surrounded by palm trees.
The errors are uncovered, papers are withdrawn and and science moves forward in the way that we idyllically expect it to.
- The errors are uncovered, papers are withdrawn and and science moves forward in the way that we idyllically expect it to.
Examples
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She described her childhood as idyllically happy, filled with sunshine and laughter.
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The errors are uncovered, papers are withdrawn and and science moves forward in the way that we idyllically expect it to.
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They live on lands irrigated with water diverted from a river, and McNickle describes their settlement idyllically: PREFORMATTED TABLE
Academic text (2002) -
The countryside was idyllically beautiful, with rolling hills and vibrant flowers.
Synonyms
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7.2
In a way that makes a place look like a painting
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6.6
In a way that makes a place look beautiful
In a very beautiful or pleasant way that makes you feel happy
Antonyms
How Pleasant
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Idyllically comes from idyll, a short poem or picture that shows a peaceful, perfect country scene. So to do something idyllically is to do it 'like an idyll' — calm, very pleasant, and picture-perfect.