blissful
/ˈblɪsfl/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈblɪsfl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈblis-fəl/ (ame, mw)
blissful — adjective
- blissfulpositive
- more blissfulcomparative
- most blissfulsuperlative
1. feeling deeply happy and at peace, or showing the quiet joy that comes with that
feeling deeply happy and at peace, or showing the quiet joy that comes with that feeling.
Heloísa felt blissful as the train rolled past the snowy mountains.
feel blissful after a calming experience
A blissful silence filled the house after the guests had gone home.
collocation: blissful silence
Andrew wore a blissful smile while his daughter played the piano.
The couple spent a blissful week by the lake without their phones.
文法句型
a blissful + noun
feel blissful
look blissful
用法筆記
Often used before nouns such as silence, smile, sleep, and week. It usually suggests a calm, full kind of happiness rather than a quick burst of excitement.
常見錯誤
2. calm and untroubled because an unpleasant truth has not reached you yet.
calm and untroubled because an unpleasant truth has not reached you yet.
Jason lived in blissful ignorance of the office rumors for months.
in blissful ignorance of [noun phrase]
Blissful ignorance kept Soraya calm during the early days of the scandal.
blissful ignorance as subject
The couple stayed in blissful ignorance until the bank letter arrived Friday.
Walid looked blissful because he had not heard the bad news yet.
文法句型
in blissful ignorance of + noun phrase
stay blissful because + clause
用法筆記
Most often seen in the phrase 'blissful ignorance'. When blissful stands alone in this sense, the sentence usually makes clear that the person feels calm only because they do not know a problem yet.