paradisical
Adjective: Relating to or characteristic of paradise; resembling or suggesting the qualities of a perfect, blissful, or idyllic place or state.
- (The garden resembled paradise in its beauty and tranquility.)
- (Their honeymoon was like a perfect, blissful retreat.)
- (The beaches were as beautiful and serene as paradise.)
"paradisical vision": a perfect, idealistic view of something.
- The poet's paradisical vision of nature ignored its harsh realities. (The poet imagined nature as a perfect paradise, overlooking its difficulties.)
"paradisical state": a condition of complete happiness or bliss.
- Meditation can sometimes bring about a paradisical state of inner peace. (Meditation can create a feeling like being in paradise.)
Paradise (n): a place or state of extreme happiness, beauty, or perfection; in religion, the abode of the righteous after death.
- This forest is a paradise for birdwatchers. (This forest is a perfect place for birdwatchers.)
Paradisaical (adj): an alternative spelling with the same meaning as "paradisical."
- The resort offered a paradisaical setting for relaxation. (The resort was like paradise.)
Paradisiacal (adj): another variant meaning the same as "paradisical."
- The landscape was paradisiacal, with lush greenery and clear streams. (The landscape resembled paradise.)
Paradisial (adj): a less common variant with the same meaning.
- They lived in a paradisial valley untouched by modern life. (They lived in a valley like paradise.)
Heavenly: resembling heaven; extremely pleasant or beautiful.
- The weather was heavenly during our vacation. (The weather was perfect and blissful.)
Idyllic: extremely happy, peaceful, or picturesque.
- They had an idyllic life in the countryside. (Their life was perfect and serene, like paradise.)
Blissful: providing perfect happiness or great joy.
- The couple enjoyed a blissful moment together. (They experienced perfect happiness.)
Edenic: relating to the Garden of Eden; perfect and innocent.
- The garden had an Edenic quality, untouched by human problems. (The garden was like the biblical paradise.)
"a paradise on earth": a place so beautiful or perfect that it seems like paradise.
- This beach is a paradise on earth. (This beach is as perfect as paradise.)
"to live in a fool's paradise": to be happy because of false beliefs or ignorance.
- He thought his job was safe, but he was living in a fool's paradise. (He was unrealistically happy because he ignored the truth.)