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bliss

UK
/blɪs/
US
/blɪs/

Translations

blissnoun
blisses
pl
She felt a sense of bliss as she lay on the beach.
Она почувствовала блаженство, лежа на пляже.
The couple found bliss in their new home.
Пара нашла счастье в своем новом доме.
Additional translations
радость
наслаждение
упоение
Synonyms
joy
happiness
ecstasy
delight
rapture
contentment
felicity
euphoria
Antonyms
misery
sorrow
unhappiness
blissverb
blissed
Past Simple
blissed
Past Participle
blissing
Gerund
UK
/blɪs/
US
/blɪs/
Rare/archaic transitive and intransitive verb meaning ‘to bless, make extremely happy’; still attested in modern informal uses such as ‘bliss out’.
blissadjective
Used attributively before nouns, e.g., "bliss point".

Definitions

blissnoun
A state of perfect happiness or joy.
After years of hard work, she finally found bliss in her peaceful countryside home.
A state of spiritual blessedness, typically that which is reached after death.
Many religious teachings describe the afterlife as a place of eternal bliss.
An instance or source of great happiness or delight.
Sunday mornings with coffee and silence are a bliss for him.
blissverb
To make (someone) feel great joy or spiritual blessedness; to bless or delight intensely.
The calm music blissed the audience into a peaceful silence.
To experience a state of bliss; to be extremely happy or relaxed (often with "out").
They blissed out on the mellow rhythms of the festival.
blissadjective
Relating to or producing great happiness; delightful (used attributively).
The food scientists searched for the product's bliss point.
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