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What are nouns that describe happy?

There isn't a single noun that perfectly captures the essence of "happy" in the same way that "sadness" or "anger" exist. However, you can use several nouns to describe happiness depending on the specific context and nuance you want to convey:

General Happiness:

* Joy: A feeling of great happiness and pleasure.

* Delight: A feeling of great pleasure and satisfaction.

* Bliss: A state of perfect happiness and contentment.

* Cheer: A feeling of happiness and optimism.

* Exuberance: A feeling of lively and energetic happiness.

* Contentment: A state of being satisfied and happy.

Specific Types of Happiness:

* Elation: A feeling of intense joy and excitement.

* Rapture: A feeling of overwhelming joy and delight.

* Euphoria: A feeling of intense happiness and well-being.

* Jubilation: A feeling of great joy and triumph.

* Giddiness: A feeling of lighthearted and carefree happiness.

Happiness as a State or Condition:

* Serenity: A state of calm and peaceful happiness.

* Tranquility: A state of quiet and peaceful happiness.

* Harmony: A state of peaceful and balanced happiness.

Metaphorical Representations:

* Sunshine: Can represent happiness and warmth.

* Rainbow: Can represent joy and hope.

The best noun to use will depend on the specific situation and the emotional tone you want to create.

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