A joyful day in English: a joyful day
1. Happy: The English word "happy" is pronounced as [ˈhæpi] in British English and [ˈhæpi] in American English. It is an adjective that describes a state of joy or contentment. It can also mean skillful or somewhat tipsy, colloquially.
2. Day: The English word "day" is pronounced as [deɪ] in British English and [de] in American English. It is a noun that refers to a 24-hour period, the period of light between dawn and dusk, a specific date or period, or a festival. It can also be used as an adjective to describe something related to the day or done during the day, or as an adverb to indicate daily or frequently.
1. This is a joyful day for our family. Today is a day filled with happiness and contentment for everyone in our household.
2. After a joyful day, she had a restless night. Following a day filled with joy and laughter, she found it difficult to sleep due to the excitement and energy from the day's events.
Antonym: A sorrowful day
1. It was a sorrowful day when we sold our home. The day we had to part with our beloved family house was a deeply emotional and sad occasion.
2. Today is a very sorrowful day because he was close to us, close to all of us. Today is an incredibly sad day, as he was near and dear to us, to each and every one of us.
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