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Delighted

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Main Entry: delight
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make happy; experience happiness

Synonyms:

allure, amuse, arride, attract, be the ticket, charm, cheer, content, delectate, divert, enchant, enrapture, entertain, exult, fascinate, freak out, gladden, glory, go over big, gratify, groove*, hit the spot, jubilate, knock dead, knock out, please, pleasure, ravish, rejoice, satisfy, score, send, slay, thrill, tickle pink, tickle to death, turn on, wow

Antonyms:

depress, disappoint, dismay, distress, pain, trouble
Main Entry: delighted
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: very happy

Synonyms:

captivated, charmed, ecstatic, elated, enchanted, entranced, excited, fulfilled, gladdened, gratified, joyous, jubilant, overjoyed, pleasantly surprised, pleased, thrilled

Antonyms:

depressed, disappointed, dismayed, melancholy, miserable, pained, sorrowful, troubled, unhappy
Main Entry: amuse
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: entertain; make laugh

Synonyms:

break one up, charm, cheer, crack up, delight, divert, fracture, gladden, grab*, gratify, interest, kill*, knock dead, make roll in the aisles, occupy, panic*, please, put away, regale, slay, tickle, wow*
Notes: the first meaning of amuse was 'to divert the attention of in order to mislead,' 'delude, deceive' and now means 'entertain, make smile or laugh'; bemuse means 'confuse, bewilder, puzzle'

Antonyms:

anger, annoy, bore, dull, tire, upset
Main Entry: beguile
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: charm

Synonyms:

amuse, attract, cheer, delight, distract, divert, engross, entertain, entice, knock dead, knock out, lure, occupy, seduce, send, slay, solace, sweep off one's feet, tickle, tickle pink, tickle to death, turn on, vamp, wow*
Main Entry: blissful
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: happy

Synonyms:

beatific, cool*, crazy, delighted, dreamy, ecstatic, elated, enchanted, enraptured, euphoric, floating*, flying*, gone*, heavenly, in ecstasy, in seventh heaven, in the twilight zone, joyful, joyous, mad*, on cloud nine, rapturous, sent, spaced-out, turned-on

Antonyms:

grieving, miserable, sorrowful, unhappy, upset, wretched
Main Entry: captivate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: attract, enchant

Synonyms:

allure, beguile, bewitch, charm, dazzle, delight, draw, enamour, enrapture, enslave, ensnare, entertain, enthrall, entrance, fascinate, gratify, grip, hold, hook, hypnotize, infatuate, intrigue, lure, magnetize, make a hit with, mesmerize, please, rope in, seduce, spellbind, sweep off one's feet, take, turn one on, vamp, wile, win

Antonyms:

disgust, disillusion, offend, repel, repulse
Main Entry: captive
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: mentally enchanted, held

Synonyms:

beguiled, bewitched, charmed, delighted, enraptured, enthralled, fascinated, hypnotized, infatuated

Antonyms:

disillusioned, uninterested
Main Entry: charm
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: enchant

Synonyms:

allure, attract, beguile, bewitch, cajole, captivate, delight, draw, enamor, enrapture, ensorcell, enthrall, entrance, fascinate, grab, hex, hypnotize, inveigle, kill*, knock dead, knock out, magnetize, mesmerize, please, possess, put under a spell, send*, slay, spell*, sweep off feet, take*, tickle, tickle pink, transport, turn on, vamp, voodoo, wile, win, win over, wow*

Antonyms:

displease, irritate, offend, repel, repulse, turn off
Main Entry: comfort
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make to feel better

Synonyms:

abate, aid, allay, alleviate, ameliorate, assist, assuage, bolster, buck up, calm, cheer, commiserate with, compose, condole, confirm, console, delight, divert, ease, encourage, enliven, free, gladden, grant respite, hearten, help, inspirit, invigorate, lighten burden, make well, mitigate, nourish, put at ease, quiet fears, reanimate, reassure, refresh, relieve, remedy, revitalize, revive, salve, soften, solace, soothe, strengthen, stroke, succor, support, sustain, sympathize, uphold, upraise

Antonyms:

aggravate, annoy, bother, distress, exasperate, hurt, irritate, provoke, torment, torture, trouble, vex
Main Entry: content
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: please

Synonyms:

appease, bewitch, captivate, charm, delight, enrapture, gladden, gratify, humor, indulge, make happy, mollify, placate, reconcile, satisfy, suffice, thrill, tickle

Antonyms:

anger, displease, disturb, upset
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