edenic (Meaning)

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edenic (a.)

Of or pertaining to Eden; paradisaic.

The edenic garden was a place of beauty and harmony, devoid of strife and conflict.
The couple strolled through the edenic park, holding hands and enjoying the tranquility of their surroundings.
The painting depicted an edenic landscape, with rolling green hills and babbling brooks.
The author's writing transported the reader to an edenic world, where nature was pristine and life was simple.
The poet described the woman's beauty as edenic, comparing her to the fairest flower in the garden.
The musician's composition evoked an edenic atmosphere, with soft melodies and soothing harmonies.
The dancer's performance was edenic, her movements flowing like water and her grace captivating the audience.
The child's laughter was edenic, pure and innocent.
The scent of the flowers was edenic, filling the air with a sweet fragrance.
The taste of the fruit was edenic, a perfect balance of sweetness and tartness.

Of or pertaining to Eden; paradisaic.

Garden of Eden, heaven, paradise,utopia, wonderland, nirvana, New Jerusalem, Shangri-la, Elysium, Cockaigne

hell, dystopia,dystopia, hell, anti-utopia,anti-utopia, fool's paradise,fool's paradise

The edenic garden was a place of beauty and harmony, devoid of strife and conflict.

The couple strolled through the edenic park, holding hands and enjoying the tranquility of their surroundings.

The painting depicted an edenic landscape, with rolling green hills and babbling brooks.

The author's writing transported the reader to an edenic world, where nature was pristine and life was simple.