Which of the following sentences uses the word "bliss" correctly?

2 answers:

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The definition of "bliss" is a feeling of extreme happiness or joy. The third one, "I felt bliss when I found out the dog had her puppies" uses the word bliss correctly.

A helpful way of understanding which sentence uses it correctly is plugging in the definition for the word.

1. The film demonstrated people using extreme happiness on a regular basis. INCORRECT

2. Be careful when touching extreme happiness because it can be quite dangerous. INCORRECT

3. I felt extreme happiness when I found out the dog had her puppies. CORRECT

4. He went to extreme happiness, but then he realized he had forgotten his tools. INCORRECT

Hope this helps!

Aleksandr-060686 [28]3 years ago

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It is the third one: I felt bliss when I found out the dog had her puppies.

It cannot be the first one because bliss is not a product that you can use.

It is not the second one because bliss is not something you can touch.

And it is not the last one because bliss is not a place to which you can go.

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