☀️sunny

adjective
/ˈsʌ.ni/

Meaning

bright with sunlight; cheerful or happy in nature
bright with sunlight; cheerful and optimistic

Example Sentences

It was a bright and sunny morning.

It's a beautiful sunny day perfect for a picnic.

Example Expressions

sunny disposition

Synonyms

bright, cheerful, radiant, pleasant, joyful, clear
Entry 1
bright, cheerful, radiant, pleasant, joyful
Entry 2
bright, cheerful, radiant, clear

Antonyms

cloudy, gloomy, sad, dark, overcast
Entry 1
cloudy, gloomy, sad
Entry 2
cloudy, gloomy, dark, overcast

Collocations

sunny day, sunny weather, sunny smile, sunny morning, sunny beach, sunny disposition
Entry 1
sunny day, sunny weather, sunny smile, sunny morning, sunny beach
Entry 2
sunny day, sunny weather, sunny disposition

More Example Sentences

A child feeds ducks at the park on a sunny afternoon

A child feeds ducks at the park on a sunny afternoon with his grandfather

A child feeds ducks at the park on a sunny afternoon with his grandfather sitting on a bench

A child feeds ducks at the park on a sunny afternoon with his grandfather sitting on a bench near the pond

A child feeds ducks at the park on a sunny afternoon with his grandfather sitting on a bench near the pond and throwing bread crumbs

A child feeds ducks at the park on a sunny afternoon with his grandfather sitting on a bench near the pond and throwing bread crumbs into the water

A child feeds ducks at the park on a sunny afternoon with his grandfather sitting on a bench near the pond and throwing bread crumbs into the water while laughing

A child feeds ducks at the park on a sunny afternoon with his grandfather sitting on a bench near the pond and throwing bread crumbs into the water while laughing at their hungry quacks.

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