Elysian in Latin
Elysian in Latin is Ēlysius — Elysian means blissfully happy; heavenly, as if belonging to paradise.
Elysian in Latin
Ēlysius
Of or pertaining to Elysian or Elysium, the location.
What does "Elysian" mean?
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adj Blissfully happy; heavenly, as if belonging to paradise.
"Winchester College has an Elysian quality, doubtless appreciated by the classical masters who supplied its educational staple for most of its six-century history."
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Elysian in a sentence
- Winchester College has an Elysian quality, doubtless appreciated by the classical masters who supplied its educational staple for most of its six-century history.
- They spent an elysian week lounging on the beach with nothing to do.
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What is "Elysian" in Latin?
"Elysian" in Latin is Ēlysius. Elysian means: Blissfully happy; heavenly, as if belonging to paradise.
How do you use "Elysian" in a sentence?
Example: "They spent an elysian week lounging on the beach with nothing to do." In Latin, "Elysian" is Ēlysius.
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