1. placed in or as if in paradise; made supremely happy or blessed
Usage: literary; archaic

1. to place in or as if in paradise; to make supremely happy
Usage: literary; archaic; past tense or past participle form

Examples

• The lovers felt imparadised in each other's company.
• She was imparadised by the beauty of the garden.
• The poet imparadised his muse in verse.
• They seemed imparadised, lost in a world of their own.
• The music imparadised the audience with its ethereal quality.
• He imparadised her with promises of eternal devotion.