gladsomeness (Meaning)
gladsomeness (n)
experiencing joy and pleasure
Synonyms & Antonyms of gladsomeness
Synonyms:
- gladness
- high
- euphoria
- intoxication
- ravishment
- bliss
- cheer
- elation
- exhilaration
- felicity
- transport
- exultation
- jubilance
- rapture
- comfort
- blissfulness
- rapturousness
- seventh heaven
- ecstasy
Antonyms:
- gloom
- joylessness
- dejection
- dispiritedness
- cheerlessness
- woefulness
- despondency
- doldrums
- doldrums
- gloominess
- disheartenment
- gloominess
- gloom
- hell
- cheerlessness
- sadness
- sadness
- desolateness
- woefulness
- despondency
- mournfulness
- dejection
- joylessness
- purgatory
- disheartenment
- desolateness
- purgatory
- dispiritedness
- hell
- mournfulness
Synonyms:
- pleasure
- nirvana
- enjoyment
- gratification
- glory
- triumph
- heaven
- delectation
- delight
- content
- contentedness
- satisfaction
- paradise
Antonyms:
gladsomeness Sentence Examples
- The gladsomeness of the reunion brought tears of joy to the reunited friends.
- The children's faces radiated with gladsomeness as they played in the park.
- The sound of laughter and music filled the air with a sense of gladsomeness.
- The sun shone brightly, casting a golden glow on the city, filling its inhabitants with gladsomeness.
- Despite his recent misfortunes, a glimmer of gladsomeness remained in his heart.
- The arrival of spring brought a renewed sense of gladsomeness to the land, rejuvenating plants and animals alike.
- The baby's innocent smile evoked an overwhelming sense of gladsomeness within her mother.
- The sound of birds chirping and the rustling of leaves in the wind created a symphony of gladsomeness in the forest.
- The couple's wedding day was filled with an abundance of gladsomeness as they celebrated their love and commitment.
- The gladsomeness of the young traveler's heart was infectious, bringing joy to all who crossed his path.
FAQs About the word gladsomeness
experiencing joy and pleasure
lightheartedness, joyousness, glee, jocundity, merriness, joy, elatedness,gayety, gaiety, gleefulness
melancholy, sorrow, agony, desolation, blues, anguish, woe, woe, melancholy, anguish
The gladsomeness of the reunion brought tears of joy to the reunited friends.
The children's faces radiated with gladsomeness as they played in the park.
The sound of laughter and music filled the air with a sense of gladsomeness.
The sun shone brightly, casting a golden glow on the city, filling its inhabitants with gladsomeness.
