sunny
- adjective
- /ˈsʌni/
- The garden was full of bright flowers on a sunny day.
- sunny days
- bright and sunny
- warm and sunny
So if you are outside and it's sunny, you can get a nice little tan, right?
- So if you are outside and it's sunny, you can get a nice little tan, right?
- So like, it is a sunny Friday leading up to the weekend.
- It's so warm and delicious and sunny and I love it.
- Like I am quite sunny in the morning.
Examples
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You have to realize that things will not always be sunny and nice.
Academic text (2011) -
I pictured a round wooden table in a sunny room, her on one side, me on the other.
Fiction book (1991) -
Round two, it is sunny and beautiful and clear.
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And it's finally sunny and yeah, it's been good.
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Guys, it is so sunny, so warm and so nice.
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It's gonna be beautiful sunny day today.
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There were two bedrooms and a huge living room, a big sunny kitchen, and a lovely garden.
Fiction book (1990) -
Welcome to a very sunny, perfect autumn day.
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We expect them to come from places like warm, sunny Georgia or California.
Academic text (1994) -
Sunny and dry weather for tomorrow and for the entire five-day period.
Synonyms
Happy in a way you show with a smile or friendly actions
Feeling cheerful and hopeful, sometimes too positive for the situation
Happy and lively in a friendly way
Cheerful and lively without worry
Happy and bright in a way that makes people smile
Happy and not serious
Sunlight shines on it
Having bright sunlight and a warm, happy feeling
Full of warm bright sunlight
Cheerful and lively in a way that makes people happy
Smiling brightly because you feel happy
Warm and cheerful in a way that makes others feel happy
A little strong color, light, or look that seems cheerful and lively
Antonyms
Compounds
How Bright
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sunny comes from the simple word sun and the ending -y, which means 'full of'. So sunny literally means 'full of sun', which is why we use it for bright weather and for a cheerful, warm feeling.