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Meaning of delightful
Giving great pleasure or enjoyment
Etymology of delightful
The word "delightful" has its roots in the Old French word "delit," which is derived from the Latin word "delectare," meaning to charm or please
The word has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe something or someone that gives great pleasure or enjoyment
Synonyms
charming
pleasing
enjoyable
lovely
pleasant
agreeable
attractive
appealing
captivating
enchanting
entertaining
thrilling
exhilarating
satisfying
gratifying
alluring
enticing
beguiling
winsome
fetching
sweet
nice
likable
affable
genial
cordial
warm
inviting
welcoming
hospitable
cheerful
delightful
merry
joyful
jubilant
elated
euphoric
happy
thrilled
ecstatic
Definitions
- Giving great pleasure or enjoyment: attractive and pleasing, or causing a feeling of great happiness
- * Used to express that something or someone is very pleasing and enjoyable
Usage Examples
- The fireworks display was delightful, filling the night sky with colorful patterns and lights
- * She found the beautiful garden delightful, with its vibrant flowers and tranquil atmosphere
- * The hotel room was delightful, with a stunning view of the city and a comfortable bed
Antonyms
unpleasant
disagreeable
unappealing
unattractive
annoying
irritating
frustrating
disappointing
distressing
unhappy
miserable
gloomy
dismal
depressing
sad
sorrowful
mournful
dismal
dreary
bleak
uninviting
unwelcoming
hostile
cold
unfriendly
aloof