Paradisal

Pronunciation: /ˌpærəˈdaɪsəl/

Definitions of paradisal

adjective relating to or resembling paradise; blissful or heavenly

Example Sentences

A1 The beach resort was paradisal with white sand and clear blue water.

A2 She dreamed of living in a paradisal island with palm trees and sunshine.

B1 The small village hidden in the mountains was a paradisal retreat for nature lovers.

B2 The luxury spa offered a paradisal experience with massages, facials, and hot springs.

C1 The private island was a paradisal haven for the rich and famous, complete with private villas and yacht access.

C2 The paradisal landscape of the tropical rainforest was untouched by human hands, a true natural wonder.

Examples of paradisal in a Sentence

formal The resort they stayed at was truly paradisal, with pristine beaches and lush greenery.

informal I can't believe how paradisal that vacation spot was - it felt like a dream!

slang That beach party was absolutely paradisal, dude!

figurative His new job felt like a paradisal escape from the stress of his old workplace.

Grammatical Forms of paradisal

• past tense: paradised
• plural: paradisals
• comparative: more paradisal
• superlative: most paradisal
• present tense: paradises
• future tense: will paradise
• perfect tense: have paradised
• continuous tense: is paradising
• singular: paradisal
• positive degree: paradisal
• infinitive: to paradise
• gerund: paradising
• participle: paradising

Origin and Evolution of paradisal

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'paradisal' originated from the noun 'paradise', which comes from the Old French 'paradis' and ultimately from the Latin 'paradisus' meaning 'garden of Eden'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something related to or resembling paradise, the word 'paradisal' has evolved to also connote a sense of perfection, beauty, or blissful state.