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Meanings of sunshiny in English

Bright.

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Usage of sunshiny in English
1
The brightness of the sunshiny day aided her unconsciously in this endeavor.
The Mayor's Wife
2
One bright, sunshiny morning in the spring, there came a terrible earthquake.
The Graymouse Family
3
The day was warm and sunshiny as the previous one had been.
Verner's Pride
4
It was a bright, sunshiny morning when the theatre party reached Lesborough.
A Peep Behind the Scenes
5
IT was a fine sunshiny day; Mrs. Lewson's spirits began to improve.
Blind Love
6
A soft sunshiny morning infused a sort of rapture into my breast.
The Crayon Papers
7
The day was a beautiful, bright, sunshiny one, with clear skies overhead.
Mary Gray
8
She might never see her dear, sunshiny, carefully brought-up little Jims again.
Rilla of Ingleside
9
The sea is too glaring in sunshiny weather; the prospects are too extensive.
The Recreations of a Country Parson
10
Not that any of those bright and sunshiny thoughts helped a great deal.
Echoes Of Honor
11
The day was streaming in through the window-brightand sunshiny day.
The Cruise of the Dazzler
12
Not the sunshiny bright world of true love and happy endings.
Ruthless
13
It was in the middle of a bright, sunshiny afternoon when they returned.
The Tragedy of the Chain Pier / Everyday Life Library No. 3
14
For a moment nothing happens, and then the sunshiny doorway darkens.
Black house
15
Suddenly the tramp and hum of a multitude broke upon the sunshiny silence.
Sybil, Or, The Two Nations
16
It was a warm sunshiny afternoon, and the street was full of people.
With Zola in England: A Story of Exile
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