delightsome

Bringing much pleasure

Delightsome means highly pleasing or delightful.

The word is archaic or literary, carrying an old-fashioned charm that *delightful* lacks: a delightsome garden, delightsome company.

It appears occasionally in religious texts and period literature but sounds quaint in modern speech.

joyful

elated

Intensely, buoyantly pleased

exhilarated · gleeful · cheerful · merry · jovial · buoyant · lighthearted · euphoric · carefree · contented

charming

enchanting

Delightfully attractive, spellbinding

bewitching · adorable · engaging · appealing · beguiling · lovely · fetching · winning · sweet · darling

pleasurable

satisfying

Producing fulfillment or pleasure

agreeable · inviting · enticing · soothing · comforting · refreshing · rewarding · fulfilling · heartwarming · savory

radiant

luminous

Emitting or reflecting light

bright · sparkling · effulgent · resplendent · gleaming · shimmering · dazzling · incandescent · lustrous · brilliant

Opposites
pleasantness

delightsomeunpleasant

Causing discomfort or distaste

disagreeable · repellent · disgusting · odious · distasteful

emotional impact

delightsomejoyless

Without pleasure or gladness

sad · unhappy · dreary · dismal · gloomy

interest and engagement

delightsometedious

Boring through length

dull · boring · tiresome · wearisome · irksome

Family

delight, delightful, delighted, delectable, delighting, delectation

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