another day in paradise

The phrase "another day in paradise" is often used sarcastically to highlight less-than-ideal circumstances, though it can also be used genuinely to express contentment.

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Definition

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(sarcastic, ironic)Used to describe a situation that is unpleasant or challenging, often implying that such difficulties are common or expected.

Example

  • After dealing with a flat tire on the way to work, he sighed, 'Just another day in paradise.'

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(sincere)Used to express genuine satisfaction or happiness with one's current situation.

Example

  • Relaxing on the beach with a cold drink in hand, she thought, 'Another day in paradise.'

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "another day in paradise":

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