Definitions
greatly pleasing or entertaining
Word origin
From Middle English deliteful, delitfull, equivalent to delight + -ful.
Used in a sentence
“What? a higher delight to be drawn from the sight / Of fish full of life and of glee? / What a noodle you are! ’tis delightfuller far / To kill them than let them go free!”
“O, Joy! quicker than fire! O, Hope of things! / O, gracious gladness mighty with delight! / O, subtle sweet, delightfuler than might! / Ah, me, no fiercer laughing unction springs / From the fair Hope of things!”
“Congratulations on that delightful absurdity about Nimzovitch[.]”
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01“Giving pleasure”10 letters
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