Sunshine is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUNSHINE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the light of the sun
• direct sunlight unbroken by cloud, especially over a comparatively large area
• cheerfulness; happiness
• used as a friendly or sometimes threatening form of address
• light and warmth from the sun
• The light of the sun, or the place where it shines; the direct rays of the sun, the place where they fall, or the warmth and light which they give.
• Anything which has a warming and cheering influence like that of the rays of the sun; warmth; illumination; brightness.
• moderate weather; suitable for outdoor activities
• the quality of being cheerful and dispelling gloom
ADJECTIVE:
• Sunshiny; bright.

Words related to SUNSHINE

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Words that contain SUNSHINE

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How to use SUNSHINE in a sentence

• If you put paper under this spot of hot sunshine, it would burn.
• Her complexion was like a glowing reflection upon ivory from gold in the sunshine.
• Something beside the sunshine is upon us, and receives our answering smile.
• It was for a little while a sheer massacre in that town of white houses with pretty gardens where flowers were blooming under the brilliant sunshine of a glorious summer day.
• It requires a pure, chaste soul, and it requires the fostering sunshine of sympathy and adoration.
• And how has it been with Tom during those four years? Well, he has had his shadow and sunshine, like the rest of us, but there has been far more of the latter than the former.
• Within an hour a crowd of huge, dusky clouds shut out the merry sunshine, and the Hamburgh mail brought no tidings whatever of Mr.
• As I stated last year, my experience up to that time had not been altogether a happy one, but one of sunshine and cloud alternately.
• Here the storehouses of hail and lightning had been opened in his sight, and he had watched in the sunshine the tempest bursting beneath his feet.
• When he was miserable his misery left no place in his soul for any ray of sunshine.
• It was probably the effect of the western sunshine, melting through the thinly diffused vapors that had swept between him and the object that he gazed at.
• The lad and lass so trustful, so isolated, making such a tremendous venture, deserved to have the cheery sunshine on their lot, if only for their faith and firmness.
• To accomplish such a result, the clover ought to be protected as far as possible from exposure to dew or rain, and also from excessive exposure to sunshine.
• He states God and inward experience as he would state sunshine and the growth of grass.
• Yet what frail thin-spun flowers She casts into the air, To breathe the sunshine, and To leave her fragrance there.
• Over in the west the clouds were breaking, and a shaft of pale sunshine streamed upon the distant hills, turning the woods to living gold.
• Many tropical trees and shrubs grow on each side of the avenue, and in the bright sunshine the whole forms a very beautiful picture.
• We had a little sunshine in the morning, and so of course it must rain in the afternoon.
• In the little cottage overlooking the sea, fanned by the pure breeze, and smiled upon by sunshine of the hills, he tasted rare spiritual joy.

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