How do you use bliss?

As a noun:

1. The state of being happy, especially complete happiness or joy:

* "I was filled with bliss when I heard the news."

* "She experienced moments of pure bliss during her meditation practice."

2. A source of great delight or pleasure:

* "Spending time with my family is my bliss."

* "The taste of chocolate is a simple bliss that I can't resist."

As an adjective:

1. Extremely happy or joyful:

* "She was in a bliss state after receiving her promotion."

* "The blissful couple danced the night away at their wedding."

2. Causing great delight or pleasure:

* "The blissfully sunny weather made the beach day perfect."

* "I enjoyed the blissful taste of the freshly baked bread."

As a verb:

1. To experience or feel great happiness or joy:

* "She was blissing out while listening to her favorite music."

* "They bliss out on long walks together every morning."

2. To make someone feel extremely happy or joyful:

* "Her kind words and encouragement bliss me out."

* "The laughter of children can instantly bliss out anyone."

Examples of sentences with bliss:

* "She spent her days in blissful ignorance of the hardships that were going on in the world."

* "The couple walked hand-in-hand through the park, enjoying the blissful sunshine."

* "The baby's gurgling laughter brought bliss to her mother's heart."

* "The scent of jasmine bliss out my senses every time I enter the garden."

* "The blissful serenity of the countryside put her mind at ease."

* "The bliss of falling asleep after a long day makes all the stress melt away."

* "The blissful taste of the mango made her eyes roll back in delight."

* "The bliss of being surrounded by loved ones on special occasions is unmatched."

* "She found bliss in the simple act of reading a good book by a warm fire."

* "The peaceful sound of the waves crashing on the shore bliss out her as she meditated on the beach."