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sunny

Pronunciation: [ˈsʌni]

Word

Learn how to use sunny in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “weather”

(adjective) when the weather is bright and there are lots of sunshine. A sunny day means the sun is shining, and there are no clouds blocking it.

Example

Today is sunny, so let's go play outside!

Example

Yesterday was not sunny at all; it rained the whole day.

Example

Is it sunny enough to have a picnic in the park?

Context: “mood”

(adjective) when a person's personality is cheerful and positive, like how the sun makes you feel happy. A sunny person lights up the room and makes everyone feel good.

Example

She has such a sunny personality; everyone loves being around her.

Example

He wasn't very sunny today; he seemed upset and quiet.

Example

Why is she always so sunny and cheerful?

Context: “appearance”

(adjective) when something looks bright and cheerful, like a sunny scene. A sunny painting might have bright colors that make you feel happy.

Example

The room looks sunny with all the bright flowers and colors.

Example

The dark colors in the painting made it feel gloomy, not sunny at all.

Example

Does this outfit look sunny and bright enough for the party?

How to pronounce sunny

Pronunciation: [ˈsʌni]

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