ray of sunshine

The phrase "ray of sunshine" can be used literally to describe sunlight or figuratively to describe someone or something that brings joy and positivity.

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Definition

A2Everyday Language

(common, literal)A beam of sunlight.

Example

  • A ray of sunshine broke through the clouds.
  • She basked in the warm ray of sunshine.

B1Everyday Language

(common, figurative)Someone or something that brings happiness and positivity.

Example

  • Her laughter is a ray of sunshine on a gloomy day.
  • He is a ray of sunshine in the office, always cheerful and encouraging.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "ray of sunshine":

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