Delight [noun]
Definition of Delight:
enjoyment, happiness
Synonyms of Delight:
● Satisfaction
● Joy
● Glee
● Contentment
● Pleasure
● Jollity
● Hilarity
● Rapture
● Fruition
● Delectation
● Enchantment
● Ecstasy
● Felicity
● Gratification
● Mirth
● Gladness
● Relish
● Transport
● Joyance
Opposite/Antonyms of Delight:
● Trouble
● Pain
● Misery
● Disappointment
● Depression
● Unhappiness
● Melancholy
● Dismay
● Hatred
● Hate
● Dislike
● Sorrow
● Sadness
● Dissatisfaction
● Discontent
Sentence/Example of Delight:
Loaded with fast-drying archival ink, the Sakura’s Pigma Micron fineliners are simply a delight to work with.
As the biggest snowstorm in the region in two years, it brought delight to snow lovers and proved not to be a huge inconvenience.
To me, love for food should be about the appreciation of subtlety, not a delight in savagery.
Particularly during the colder months, I love employing this method to turn tough cuts of meat into silken morsels of pure delight.
Despite that it leans a bit toward wordiness and could have used maybe one less caper, “The Big Tow” is a true delight – but not for the reasons you might think.
So maybe, to the delight of snow-lovers, the contrarian viewpoint will prevail.
To the delight of art lovers, many of New York City’s major museums have reopened.
Back-to-school time is usually greeted with delight by children and parents.
A friend of yours told me that they’ve watched with delight and surprise as you’ve evolved from a sort of angsty younger person, into someone who’s more contented and genial and a happy grandfather, specifically.
Day or night, hail or fog, mold or rain, light can take a wide variety of paths, sometimes yielding optical delights.