idyll
noun [C] /ˈɪd.əl/Definition
› a very happy, peaceful, and simple situation or period of time, especially in the countryside, or a piece of music, literature, etc. that describes this: Every year thousands of people flee the big cities in search of the pastoral/rural idyll.Perfect and faultlessUnspoiltPleasure and happiness
(Definition of idyll noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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