V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
sublime
adjective
Definition: 1. extremely enjoyable and wonderful; 2. worthy of adoration
Synonyms: great, glorious, grand, super, majestic, magnificent, ideal, inspiring, splendid
Antonyms: horrible, terrible, crude
Tips: Sublime is derived from the Latin sublimis, which means "uplifted and high." Think, "supreme." Sublime describes things that are uplifting, enjoyable, and supreme. Sublime is also used in science, as a verb. It means "to change directly from a solid to a vapor, without liquefying." Think, "uplifting" and use sublime to describe anything that is extremely, good, enjoyable, and beautiful. Sublime is a great adjective.
Usage Examples:
This new flavor of ice cream is sublime; it's the best thing I've tasted in a long time. (great, super, enjoyable)
The performances in the play ranged from the sublime to the ridiculous. (super, ideal, magnificent)
Our vacation was a sublime getaway. (ideal, splendid, magnificent)
The weather was sublime and perfect for a day at the beach. (glorious, ideal)
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