paradisiacal

Meanings

• a place or state of great beauty, happiness, or peace

  - "The garden was a paradisiacal place."
  - "The honeymoon in Bali was a paradisiacal experience."
  - "The artist's depiction of paradise was a paradisiacal masterpiece."

• a state of bliss or felicity; a state of perfect happiness or contentment

  - "The saint entered a paradisiacal state."
  - "The winner of the lottery finally reached a paradisiacal state of mind."
  - "The lovers were in a paradisiacal state of love."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with paradisiacal
paradigm , paradigmatic , paradigmatically , paradoxical , paradoxically

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. para-dice (a box for casting dice)
   

2. para-digm (a model or example to be imitated)
   

3. para-dox (contrary to accepted opinion or theory)
   

4. para-llel (existing or occurring at the same time, level, or stage)
   

5. para-lyze (to analyze thoroughly and in detail)
   

6. para-normal (beyond or deviating from what is normal, usual, or expected)
   

7. para-sitic (living in or on another organism, especially in a destructive or parasitic way)
   

8. para-sympathetic (one of the two divisions of the autonomic nervous system; the other division is the sympathetic nervous system)
   

9. para-verbal (relating to or occurring in speech or conversation but not in the form of spoken words)
   

10. para-ventricular (relating to or occurring in the paraventricular nucleus or region of the brain)
    

11. para-xenon (a noble gas that is chemically inert and often used as a medical anesthetic or in high-intensity lighting applications)
    

12. para-yphidia (the region of the human body that lies between the public symphysis and the sacrum, and that is characterized by a network of blood vessels, nerves, and other structures)
    

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Variants

List of all variants of paradisiacal that leads to same result
paradisiac , paradisiacal , paradisiacally

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Forms

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paradisiacal (adjective), paradisiacally (adverb), paradisiac (adjective), paradisiacon (adjective), paradisiaconically (adverb), paradisiaconicly (adverb), paradisiacality (noun), paradisiacalness (noun), paradisiacallyness (noun), paradisiacallynesses (noun), paradisiacallynesseses (noun), paradisiacallynesseseses (noun), paradisiacalnesseseseses (noun)

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

from the Latin paradisus, meaning 'enclosed park, pleasure-ground, garden of the gods, or Eden itself'

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Related Concepts

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1. Eden: A place of perfect happiness in the Bible, often described as a paradise.

2. Heaven: A place of perfect happiness and eternal life, often described as a paradise in various religious and philosophical traditions.

3. Paradise: A place of perfect happiness, beauty, or peace, often described as a paradise in various religious, philosophical, and literary traditions.

4. Utopia: A perfect or ideal place, often described as a paradise or utopia in various philosophical, literary, and artistic traditions. The term 'utopia' was coined by the English philosopher and author Thomas More in his book 'Utopia' (first published in Latin in 1516, and in English in 1551).

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