blisses

Intense overwhelming joys

Blisses is the plural of bliss, referring to multiple instances or types of supreme happiness or spiritual joy.

The word appears rarely, since bliss typically functions as an uncountable noun describing a state rather than discrete experiences: the simple blisses of childhood, domestic blisses.

As a verb form, blisses appears in phrases like blisses out, meaning to enter a state of serene contentment.

plural

delights

Gives intense pleasure

heavens · nirvanas · paradises · utopias · idylls · enjoyments · satisfactions · gratifications · felicities · joys

joy

happiness

Joyful emotional state

glee · mirth · exhilaration · cheerfulness · enjoyment · buoyancy · lightheartedness · felicity · blitheness · gaiety

ecstasy

rapture

Overwhelming ecstatic feeling

elation · euphoria · beatitude · sublimity · transport · revelation · enchantment · paradise · heaven · delirium

contentment

satisfaction

State of fulfilled desires

comfort · tranquility · ease · serenity · harmony · repose · restfulness · composure · placidity · equanimity

Opposites
emotional state

blissesmiseries

Intense prolonged sufferings

agonies · torments · sufferings · sorrows · griefs

experiential quality

blisseshells

Plural underworlds of suffering

nightmares · ordeals · horrors · purgatories · abysses

Phrases
Family

bliss, blissful, blissfully, blissfulness, blissed, blissing

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G