paradisaical
- adjective
- /ˌpærəˈdaɪzɪkəl/
- Literature
Examples
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You and I are sitting serenely side by side on the couch, as if we must have died and gone to a paradisaical afterlife.
Fiction book (1997) -
In his description of it earlier (137 (330-I)), it did not sound particularly paradisaical.
Academic text (1995) -
The garden was a paradisaical retreat, filled with vibrant flowers and soothing sounds of nature.
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The beach was so paradisaical that we decided to stay there for the entire summer.
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In her dreams, she lived in a paradisaical world where everything was beautiful and peaceful.
Synonyms
Extremely pleasant and giving great comfort
Very beautiful and peaceful, like a perfect garden or island
Shows the peace and beauty of a perfect garden
A very beautiful and peaceful place like a perfect garden
A place that is very beautiful and peaceful, like a perfect garden
A place that is very beautiful and peaceful, like a quiet beach or garden
A place like a perfect, untouched garden that feels pure and peaceful
Antonyms
How Heavenly
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Paradisaical comes from the word paradise, which originally came from an old Persian word meaning 'walled garden'. So, to call a place paradisaical is to say it is 'like paradise', a very beautiful and peaceful place.