winsome (Meaning)
winsome (s)
charming in a childlike or naive way
winsome (a.)
Cheerful; merry; gay; light-hearted.
Causing joy or pleasure; gladsome; pleasant.
Synonyms & Antonyms of winsome
Synonyms:
- jaunty
- perky
- satisfied
- glad
- cavalier
- laughing
- sprightly
- boon
- canty
- happy-go-lucky
- unconcerned
- gleeful
- joyous
- eupeptic
- lightsome
- jocund
- lilting
- mirthful
- sanguine
- chirpy
- jolly
- vivacious
- animated
- hopeful
- jovial
- gratified
- devil-may-care
- lighthearted
- insouciant
- carefree
- pleased
- easygoing
- sprightful
- delighted
- rosy
- blissful
Antonyms:
winsome Sentence Examples
- The winsome smile of the child melted everyone's hearts.
- Her winsome demeanor charmed even the sternest of critics.
- The winsome melodies of the choir filled the air with joy.
- The winsome puppy's wagging tail was an irresistible invitation to play.
- The winsome flower bloomed in vibrant colors, attracting all eyes.
- The winsome paintings in the gallery showcased the artist's exceptional talent.
- The winsome speeches of the candidates won over the hearts of the voters.
- The winsome charm of the small town made it an idyllic place to live.
- The winsome spirit of the entrepreneur inspired others to pursue their dreams.
- The winsome words of the poet captured the beauty and complexity of human emotion.
FAQs About the word winsome
charming in a childlike or naive wayCheerful; merry; gay; light-hearted., Causing joy or pleasure; gladsome; pleasant.
cheerful, bright, optimistic, careless, grinning, smiling, merry, joyful, cheery, gay
gloomy, sulky, morose, sad, glum, joyless, sulky, saturnine, dour,sullen
The winsome smile of the child melted everyone's hearts.
Her winsome demeanor charmed even the sternest of critics.
The winsome melodies of the choir filled the air with joy.
The winsome puppy's wagging tail was an irresistible invitation to play.
