paradise
ਫਿਰਦੌਸ
definition
noun
a community in southeastern Nevada, south of Las Vegas; population 186,070 (2000).
example
Live a good life according to God and you'll go to a form of 'paradise' , live a sinful life and you'll go to a form of torture.
the surrounding countryside is a walker's 'paradise'
my idea of 'paradise' is to relax on the seafront
But now Christ has died and risen again - to open for believers the door into the 'paradise' of heaven.
This direct experience of joy and love for all things is the 'paradise' or heaven of all the religions.
His naivety was so deep that he was able to create a 'paradise' of enchanted magic.
martyrs who die in battle with the ungodly earn instant transmission to 'paradise'
the surrounding countryside is a walker's 'paradise'
To him who overcomes, I will give the right to eat from the tree of life, which is in the 'paradise' of God.
my idea of 'paradise' is to relax on the seafront
In 1913-14, showing an interest in the exotic shared with other Expressionists, Pechstein visited the Palau Islands in the Pacific, where he painted lively, near Fauvist scenes depicting the 'paradisal' life of the island fishermen.
At the same time, Buddhas have the power to manifest themselves in a sublime celestial form in splendid 'paradises' where they teach the doctrine surrounded by hosts of Bodhisattvas and supernatural beings.
One East German poet included a portrayal of Prometheus not as benefactor but as ‘the enemy who brought war and inequality into the once 'paradisal' world and produced human misfortune by offending the gods.’
I shall never experience Nirvana: 'Paradise' ; or the Garden of Eden; name it how you will.
No where in the Bible or Torah does it say that the Garden of Eden was destroyed after the Banishment from 'Paradise' .
He stays fit by playing tennis or working out in the Dusit's gymnasium, and would like to try golf at some stage, Thailand being one of the world's golf 'paradises' .
I fell in love with one of the girls as she told me tales of her 'paradisal' childhood as the gardener's daughter in a castle in East Prussia.
These dream-like melodies paint a picture of a 'paradisiacal' idyll - and in dreams our lost paradise can be regained.
Legitimate businesses and banks should be begging governments to get rid of tax havens and so-called fiscal 'paradises' like the Caymans, Gibraltar, etc.
Imagine that your beloved surprises you with a getaway to a 'paradisiacal' place.
Soon she is taken away to Olympus, a glittering 'paradisal' city of splendor.
Hercules visited the daughters of Atlas here, in their 'paradisiacal' island home.
Most were small and green, and I could almost imagine the tropical 'paradises' .
In order to reap the rewards of the 'paradisiacal' cove you have to climb over three red granite peaks, alarmingly enough called the Hazards.
It took only one sin for Adam and Eve to be put out of 'Paradise' .
But its 'paradisiacal' landscape and climate still lure more intrepid travellers.
Jackson's versions of happy endings often entail a 'paradisal' communion of human and animal.
Of course, modern Canadian cruises aren't like Mexican ones where you go to island 'paradises' .
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