Bliss is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLISS in dictionary:

VERB:
• to experience ecstasy
• reach a state of perfect happiness, oblivious of everything else
• make or become perfectly happy
NOUN:
• perfect happiness; great joy
• a state of spiritual blessedness, typically that reached after death
• Orig., blithesomeness; gladness; now, the highest degree of happiness; blessedness; exalted felicity; heavenly joy.
• a state of extreme happiness
• perfect happiness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to experience or produce ecstasy

Words related to BLISS

blissed10 blisses9 blissing11 blissless11

How to use BLISS in a sentence

• It seemed to me that my head touched the skies, and that nothing was lacking to the culmination of my ecstatic bliss.
• She is too fair, too wise, wisely too fair, To merit bliss by making me despair.
• Radha yields and as the night passes they achieve height upon height of sexual bliss.
• That miserable wretch is full of anxiety and acquireth not regions of bliss hereafter.
• Just when she had reached the top of bliss, her pride had sprung up, and like a dark stormcloud, had shadowed the scene.
• By what sure means can I their bliss invade? By violence? No, for they are immortal made.
• But as you planted my matrimonial bliss, so you cannot run away from my prayer when I beseech you to water it with a little kindness.
• He too had had a cup of bliss dashed suddenly to the ground.
• She stood a lovely being fraught, With that most dear to human thought, The power to love, to force the bliss Of heaven, to such a world as this.
• It is the tentative prelude to the thrilling music of our eternal bliss written in the score of destiny.
• Dreams, however, when they are over, are gone, be they of bliss or bale, heaven or the shades.
• Bliss visited Marsovan in October, and was there three months.
• Bliss preached every evening in the week, and twice on the Sabbath.
• The eminent Sadru’s-Sudur, who hath verily attained a most exalted station in the Retreats of Bliss, inaugurated the teaching meeting.
• If an alligator or a boa-constrictor catches a dog he can swallow him whole and enjoy that one meal in unriotous bliss for weeks.
• His bliss, when Miss Wheeler had delicately inserted herself into the space by his side, was stern and yet radiant.
• This inmost essence has sometimes been described as pure subject-object-less consciousness, the reality, and the bliss.
• Bliss is not an attribute of it but it is bliss itself.
• There is also no bliss in deep sleep, for had it been so people would not have regretted that they had missed sensual enjoyments by untimely sleep.
• Believe me, fair one, to throw myself at your feet is giving myself the highest bliss I know on earth.
• May one obtain through Agni wealth and welfare day by day, which may bring glory and high bliss of valiant offspring.
• Charles Bliss REVEREND WILEY advised me not to divorce him For the sake of the children, And Judge Somers advised him the same.
• I do not imagine that souls in bliss ever think of looking at the clock.
• Hamilton, Agnew, Bliss, Barnes, Woodward, Reyburn, Andrew H.
• Their notion is that this is a bad place to come to, and that people are better left in ignorance and bliss, obedient and submissive.
• But the bliss is insupportable by a mortal, and he returns to his home and dies.
• European assertions about Buddhism often imply that it sets up as an ideal and goal either annihilation or some condition of dreamy bliss.
• Lathrop suddenly abandoned her original plan, got down from the sink, ensconced herself in her kitchen rocker, and plunged into bliss forthwith.

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