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sunny

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈsʌni/

sunny means: With bright light from the sun and few clouds in the sky.

adjective

BRIGHT WEATHERA1

With bright light from the sun and few clouds in the sky.

  • It is sunny today.
  • We had a sunny weekend.
  • Will it be sunny tomorrow morning?

Similar words: bright, clear

Opposites: cloudy, overcast

Common phrases: a sunny day, sunny weather, warm and sunny

PLACE WITH SUNSHINEA2

Receiving plenty of light from the sun.

  • Our kitchen is sunny.
  • Put the plant in a sunny spot.
  • They moved to a house with a sunny garden.

Similar words: sunlit, bright

Opposites: shady

Common phrases: a sunny room, a sunny spot, sunny garden

CHEERFULB2

Happy and friendly, often making other people feel happy too.

  • She gave me a sunny smile.
  • His sunny personality makes him popular.
  • Even after the setback, her outlook remained sunny.

Similar words: cheerful, bright, happy, upbeat

Opposites: gloomy, miserable

Common phrases: a sunny smile, sunny disposition, sunny personality

Questions about sunny

What does sunny mean?

With bright light from the sun and few clouds in the sky.

What is sunny in other languages?

Türkçe: güneşli · Español: soleado · Français: ensoleillé · Deutsch: sonnig · Italiano: soleggiato · 日本語: 晴れた

How do you pronounce sunny?

It is pronounced /ˈsʌni/.

How do you use sunny in a sentence?

It is sunny today. We had a sunny weekend.

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