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    sunny

    adjective
    adjective
    BrE BrE//ˈsʌni//
    ; NAmE NAmE//ˈsʌni//
    (sunnier, sunniest) Happiness, The sun and the moon, Sky
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  1. 1with a lot of bright light from the sun a sunny day sunny weather The outlook for the weekend is hot and sunny. a sunny garden Italy was at its sunniest. Oxford Collocations Dictionary verbsbe, look, become, … adverbbrilliantly, very, pretty, … phrasesbright sunny… See full entry See related entries: The sun and the moon, Sky
  2. 2cheerful and happy a sunny disposition See related entries: Happiness
  3. Extra examples a brilliantly sunny day a gloriously sunny morning He had a sunny disposition and was always fun to be with. She flashed him her sunniest smile. The outlook for the weekend is warm and sunny. These plants grow best in a sunny spot. Throughout the week, the weather was fine and sunny.
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