delightable
Capable of joy
Delightable describes someone or something capable of being delighted—able to experience or receive pleasure.
The word is rare, appearing mostly in philosophical or theological contexts discussing the capacity for joy: The soul is delightable by beauty.
More common alternatives include delightful (causing delight) or simply able to be delighted.
Able to be gratified
- gratifiableAble to be pleased
- satisfiableAble to be fulfilled
- amenableWilling to comply
- responsiveQuick to react
appreciative · open · receptive · susceptible · impressionable · moved · touched · gladdened
Free from moral wrong
- curiousEager to learn
- wide-eyedShowing naive amazement
- trustingInclined to believe others
- unspoiledNot damaged or degraded
pure · genuine · spontaneous · playful · whimsical · imaginative · enthusiastic · eager
Pleasantly bright in mood
- sunnyBright with daylight
- optimisticExpecting positive results
- lightheartedCheerful and without worry
- buoyantAble to float
joyful · mirthful · gleeful · merry · jovial · good-natured · warm · kindhearted
pleasable
Able to be gratified
- gratifiableAble to be pleased
- satisfiableAble to be fulfilled
- amenableWilling to comply
responsive · appreciative · open · receptive · susceptible · impressionable · moved · touched · gladdened · cheered
innocent
Free from moral wrong
unspoiled · pure · genuine · spontaneous · playful · whimsical · imaginative · enthusiastic · eager · excitable
cheerful
Pleasantly bright in mood
- sunnyBright with daylight
- optimisticExpecting positive results
- lightheartedCheerful and without worry
buoyant · joyful · mirthful · gleeful · merry · jovial · good-natured · warm · kindhearted · tender
delightablejaded
Dulled by overindulgence
numb · anhedonic · insensible · unfeeling · impassive
delightablejaded
Dulled by overindulgence
world-weary · cynical · blasé · burnt out · disillusioned
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