Idyllic Definition

ī-dĭlĭk
adjective
Of, or having the nature of, an idyll.
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Romantic.
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Pleasing and simple; pastoral or picturesque.
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The definition of idyllic is peaceful, tranquil or pretty.
An example of something idyllic is a beautiful forest setting that stretches for miles.
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noun
An idyllic state or situation. (A substantive use of the adjective)
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Noun

Singular:
idyllic
Plural:
idyllics

Idyllic Sentence Examples

  • In 1888 Zola departed from his usual vein in the idyllic story of Le Rive.

  • The gently winding trails offer hikers an idyllic setting for a day of rustic, outdoor fun.

  • Craig Park enjoys an idyllic rural setting in unspoiled countryside.

  • This property is an idyllic weekend hideaway or home office.

  • His idyllic masterpiece is the sustained transcript of winter scenery and home-life, Snow-Bound, which has had no equal except Longfellow's " Evangeline " in American favour, but, in fact," nothing of its class since " The Cottar's Saturday Night " can justly be compared with it.

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