Bliss meaning in English

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Definition

bliss: joy, great happiness or contentment noun
blissful: joyful, full of happiness adjective
  • "Susie : Susan Elizabeth Bliss."
  • "Ms. Bliss, I presume."
  • "Lawrence Laughsalot : Very impressive, Ms. Bliss."
  • "Susan Elizabeth Bliss"
  • "Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Laurence Bliss"
  • "By the way Susie, I am more than impressed with your business acumen - perhaps you should be working in the sales department alongside yours truly... "Cheeter and Bliss": it has a nice ring to it!"
  • "And it's "Miss" Bliss, but please call me "Susie"."
  • "Edward : Oh, sorry, Missile Bliss."
  • "Bruno : Hello Gymglish users, and welcome to "Blissful Business", your chance to get a glimpse of how Susan Bliss, Director of Marketing and Public Relations at the Delavigne Corporation, does business."

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