gladness (Meaning)
gladness (n)
experiencing joy and pleasure
gladness (n.)
State or quality of being glad; pleasure; joyful satisfaction; cheerfulness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gladness
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Synonyms:
- delight
- elatedness
- ravishment
- elation
- jubilance
- cheerfulness
- gayety
- glee
- exhilaration
- ecstasy
- heaven
- felicity
- exultation
- rapture
- triumph
- paradise
- warm fuzzies
- gratification
- joyousness
- contentedness
- comfort
- merriness
- intoxication
- transport
- nirvana
- exuberance
- jubilation
- high
- seventh heaven
- euphoria
- gaiety
- jollity
- lightheartedness
- delectation
- mirth
- glory
Antonyms:
- doldrums
- hell
- purgatory
- dispiritedness
- cheerlessness
- desolateness
- plaintiveness
- mournfulness
- Gehenna
- woefulness
- disheartenment
- plaintiveness
- woefulness
- downheartedness
- desolateness
- cheerlessness
- joylessness
- Gehenna
- dispiritedness
- hell
- mournfulness
- downheartedness
- joylessness
- doldrums
- purgatory
- disheartenment
gladness Sentence Examples
- Her heart swelled with gladness upon seeing her family reunited.
- The sight of the newborn baby brought immeasurable gladness to the parents.
- The children skipped with gladness through the park, their laughter filling the air.
- The couple's wedding day was filled with joy and gladness.
- She couldn't contain her gladness when she received the news of her promotion.
- The festival brought a sense of community and gladness to the entire village.
- The thought of spending time with loved ones brought her immense gladness.
- The students' faces radiated gladness as they completed their final exams.
- The neighborhood gathering fostered a spirit of warmth and gladness.
- When the sun peeked through the clouds, it filled her heart with a surge of gladness.
FAQs About the word gladness
experiencing joy and pleasureState or quality of being glad; pleasure; joyful satisfaction; cheerfulness.
happiness,joy, pleasure, beatitude,bliss, blessedness, blissfulness, joyfulness, enjoyment, satisfaction
wretchedness, calamity, sadness, calamity, sorrow, misery, anguish,sadness, sorrow, unhappiness
Her heart swelled with gladness upon seeing her family reunited.
The sight of the newborn baby brought immeasurable gladness to the parents.
The children skipped with gladness through the park, their laughter filling the air.
The couple's wedding day was filled with joy and gladness.
