de-light
[ dih-lahyt ]
- as injoie de vivre
- as injoy
- as inlove
- as inluxury
- as inparadise
- as inplay
- as inpride
- as inradiance
- as insatisfaction
- as insweet
- as intreat
- as inzest
- as incheerfulness
- as inpeace of mind
- as inrejoicing
- as inrejoicing
- as incheer
- as inexultance
- as inexultancy
- as injoyfulness
- as injubilance
- as inself-regard
- as inadmiration
- as indelicacy
- as indelight
- as indiversion
- as inecstasy
- as inelation
- as inentertainment
- as inexaltation
- as inexhilaration
- as inexultation
- as infelicity
- as inamusement
- as ingladness
- as inglee
- as ingratification
- as ingusto
- as inhappiness
- as inindulge
- as inintrigue
- as inlive
- as inluxuriate
- as inravish
- as inregale
- as inrejoice
- as inrevel
- as insatisfy
- as insend
- as intake
- as inthrill
- as intickle
- as inbeguile
- as intriumph
- as inwallow
- as incaptivate
- as incharm
- as inrecreate
- as inroister
- as inspellbind
- as incomfort
- as incontent
- as indelight
- as indivert
- as inenrapture
- as inentertain
- as inentrance
- as inexcite
- as inexhilarate
- as infascinate
- as inamuse
- as ingladden
- as ingratify
Synonyms for de-light
- gaiety
- delight
- enjoyment
- gladsomeness
- happiness
- high spirits
- joviality
- joy
- joyfulness
- joyousness
- lightheartedness
- love of life
- merriment
- molliness
- spiritedness
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EXAMPLES FROM THE WEB FOR DE-LIGHT
The child-ren seem rea-dy to skip with de-light, and e-ven Tray shares in their joy.
And their good ma-ma stands look-ing on with de-light, as she may well do, at the con-duct of her off-spring.
Her ma-ma too looks with de-light up-on the plea-sure her ba-by feels, and for-gets all the trou-ble she her-self has had.