Meanings
- not comparablerarefull of sunshine.
The man smiled. It was a sunshineful smile, glinty and warm,
2010, Victoria Bond, Tanya R. Simon, Zora and Me, Candlewick Press, →ISBN, page 272 more examples
Rather was it the heart's desire to carry into my Arcadian exile the familiar faces and brief life sketches of staunch friends and pleasing acquaintances, and to leave in return a little volume that those who knew me best and with whom I have passed sunshineful hours may be occasionally reminded from their library book shelves that I once had a place in their associations, their thoughts, and possibly in their esteem.
1909, Samuel Hudson, Pennsylvania and its public men, page 3And the journey back is just as sunshineful, just as leisurely, just as blue, warm and exciting.
1965, Courier, page 21
Origin
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sunshineful. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 4, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/sunshineful
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