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Meaning of delights
The primary meaning of the word "delights" is something that gives great pleasure or enjoyment.
Etymology of delights
The word "delights" originates from the Old French word "delitier", which is derived from the Latin word "delectare", meaning "to charm" or "to please".
The word has been used in the English language since the 14th century to describe something that gives pleasure or enjoyment.
Synonyms
pleasures
joys
thrills
entertainments
amusements
diversions
satisfactions
gratifications
happiness
bliss
euphoria
elation
ecstasy
enchantments
charms
allurements
attractions
temptations
allurements
seductions
fascinations
captivations
enthrallments
beguilements
enchantments
delightsfulness
Definitions
- A feeling of great pleasure or enjoyment
- * Something that gives great pleasure or enjoyment
- * To give great pleasure or enjoyment to someone
Usage Examples
- The fireworks display was one of the delights of the festival.
- * She takes great delight in reading novels and poetry.
- * The delicious food was a delight to eat.
Antonyms
disappointments
frustrations
annoyances
irritations
dissatisfactions
displeasures
unhappiness
misery
sadness
sorrow
grief
boredom
tediousness
dullness
monotony
unpleasantness
discomfort
distress
anguish
pain