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idyllic
[ahy-dil-ik]
adjective
(of a setting or event) suitable for or suggestive of pastoral literature or art, which portrays an idealized scene of peace, charm, and rustic simplicity.
You won't find a more idyllic spot for a wedding.
Synonyms: , , ,relating to or characteristic of an idyll, a mode of literature or art which portrays an idealized rustic life of peace, charm, and simplicity.
The painting’s every detail fulfills the idyllic trope of a bounteous natural world freely offering itself.
Other 51³Ô¹Ï Forms
- idyllically adverb
- nonidyllic adjective
- nonidyllically adverb
- unidyllic adjective
Example Sentences
And in Roddenberry’s more idyllic vision of the future, humanity’s strength is in its diversity.
They had an idyllic Los Angeles Sunday — a food festival, the L.A.
Inspired by the idyllic Highgrove Gardens in southwest England, Burberry has teamed up with illustrator Helen Bullock on a vibrant capsule collection.
In material terms at least, Arnaz’s childhood in Cuba was idyllic.
This idyllic, tranquil spot that had brought peace to so many was now a crime scene wrapped in blue and white police tape.
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