Bliss Definition

blĭs
noun
Great joy or happiness.
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Spiritual joy; heavenly rapture.
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Any cause of bliss.
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Perfect happiness.

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verb
To experience or produce ecstasy or intense pleasure or satisfaction from or as if from a hallucinogenic drug or a mystical experience.
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pronoun

An English surname​.

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(rare) A male or female given name.
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(computing) A programming language used for systems programming primarily on computers produced by Digital Equipment Corporation. Bliss is a parallel language to C, both being derived from B and BCPL.

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Other Word Forms of Bliss

Noun

Singular:
bliss
Plural:
blisses

Origin of Bliss

  • Middle English blisse from Old English bliss from blīths from blīthe joyful blithe

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • Old English bliss.

    From Wiktionary

Bliss Sentence Examples

  • Many also came with yearning of soul to enjoy the bliss of God.

  • Can you know the bliss of heaven without having never known pain?

  • We wish them a lifetime of wedded bliss together.

  • Reading takes me to eternal bliss where I don't know where the current is going to take me.

  • He has not yet entered into the highest experience of heavenly bliss that God has in store for him.

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