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blissfully

/ˈblɪs.fəl.i/

Übersetzung: Adverb, das bedeutet „in einem Zustand vollkommenen Glücks oder höchster Freude“ oder „auf eine Weise, die großes Vergnügen bereitet“. Es beschreibt oft Handlungen, die mit tiefer Zufriedenheit oder sorgloser Unwissenheit ausgeführt werden.

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adverb

/ˈblɪs.fəl.i/B2formal
  • deAdverb, das bedeutet „in einem Zustand vollkommenen Glücks oder höchster Freude“ oder „auf eine Weise, die großes Vergnügen bereitet“. Es beschreibt oft Handlungen, die mit tiefer Zufriedenheit oder sorgloser Unwissenheit ausgeführt werden.

An adverb meaning "in a state of complete happiness or joy" or "in a way that brings great pleasure." It is often used to describe an action performed with a sense of perfect contentment or unawareness of troubles.

  1. In a state of perfect happinessB2formal

    In a manner that shows extreme joy, contentment, or happiness.

    deSeligen

    • She smiled blissfully as she watched the sunset.
    • The couple danced blissfully at their wedding reception.
    • He slept blissfully through the entire night.

    Synonymecheerfullydelightedlyecstaticallygleefullyhappilyjoyfullyjoyouslyrapturously

    Antonymemiserablysadlysorrowfullyunhappily

  2. Without awareness of problemsB2informal

    In a way that is unaware of or unaffected by troubles or difficulties.

    deSeligen Unwissens

    • He was blissfully ignorant of the chaos around him.
    • She continued her work blissfully, not noticing the time.
    • They lived blissfully in their small cottage, far from the city.

    Synonymeblithelynonchalantlyunconcernedly

    Antonymealertlyconsciouslyknowinglyvigilantlywarily

Formen
  • more blissfully comparative form
  • most blissfully superlative form
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