Adjective:

சூரிய ஒளிமிக்க,

sunny's Usage Examples:

winter anticyclones bring cold, clear, sunny, settled weather due to: Cold, sunny days with few clouds.

holly of the best golden variegated hollies, it's a great specimen plant for a sunny shrub, hedge or mixed border.

(~) The vine region begins on the sunny slopes of the Alpine spurs and in those Alpine valleys open towards the south, extending over the plains of Lombardy and Emilia.

, single and double; splendid prostrate plants for sunny rockwork.

All bedrooms, and the sunny sitting out area overlook the millpond, waterfall and stream.

Stymieing her sunny nature now was a small sacrifice compared to seeing it snuffed forever.

Where the plant cannot be grown in the border it will bloom in a sunny, airy greenhouse potted in a mixture of loam, peat, and sand, and treated as one would a Cineraria.

This swath of the US is also known for its fantastically sunny, beautiful beaches where attractive men and women shed their daily uniforms of jeans and T-shirts for the freedom of bikinis and board shorts.

Sunday dawned a sunny hot July day.

There they rest in sunny nooks during the day, descending at night to the highest woods to graze.

The plant climbs freely, and lends itself to pretty uses upon walls, pergolas and banks; it should have a sunny and sheltered place.

But my house occupied so sunny and sheltered a position, and its roof was so low, that I could afford to let the fire go out in the middle of almost any winter day.

There are two garden varieties, commonly called Austrian Briers, one with yellow flowers, the other orange-red, both beautiful for a sunny spot.

Synonyms:

cheerful, gay, cheery,

Antonyms:

colorless, colourless, joyless, depressing,