Definition for Palmy:

• Bearing palms; abounding in palms; derived from palms; as, a palmy shore.

Synonyms for Palmy:

• adj.

  •bright (adjective)
  • breezy,
  • cheering,
  • optimistic,
  • favorable,
  • palmiest,
  • rosy,
  • benign,
  • excellent,
  • propitious,
  • encouraging,
  • auspicious,
  • golden,
  • airy,
  • good.
  •halcyon (adjective)
  • harmonious,
  • soothing,
  • balmy,
  • pastoral,
  • quiet,
  • gentle,
  • bucolic,
  • happy,
  • tranquil,
  • untroubled,
  • still,
  • serene,
  • sunny.
  •prosperous (adjective)
  • moneyed,
  • rich,
  • well-to-do,
  • easy,
  • well-off,
  • affluent,
  • snug,
  • uptown,
  • triumphant,
  • wealthy,
  • main line,
  • comfortable,
  • opulent,
  • fortunate,
  • well,
  • blooming,
  • lousy rich,
  • sitting pretty,
  • upper-class,
  • lucky,
  • in the money,
  • glorious,
  • on top of heap,
  • delightful,
  • main-line,
  • money to burn,
  • mainline,
  • well-heeled,
  • substantial,
  • robust,
  • doing well,
  • in clover.

• n.

  •palmy (noun)
  • successful.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • at peace,
  • bright,
  • halcyon,
  • prosperous.
  •n.
  • booming,
  • flourishing,
  • prospering,
  • roaring,
  • thriving.

Antonyms for Palmy:

• adj.

  • bright
    doleful, stupid, unhappy, dreary, bad, dusky, pastel, black, cloudy, typical, depressed, unintelligent, normal, unaware, light, horrible, somber, gloomy, dark, depressing, murky, pale, dull, unpromising, threatening, obscure.
  • halcyon
    agitated.
  • prosperous
    destitute, impoverished, lacking, disadvantageous, poor, weak, wanting, unsuccessful, needy, upset, unprosperous, losing.
  • Other antonyms:
    failed, destroyed, Languishing, hopeless, Bankrupted, bankrupt, waning, slipping, insolvent, declining, dying, failing, futureless, no-good, ruined, kaput, folding, inauspicious, wrecked, struggling.

Palmy Sentence Examples:

• Not wishing to cause her undue alarm, I at first spoke softly, remaining invisible and watching her rare eyes send their glances toward the palmy trees around me, as her wings were relaxing quietly at her side.

• The Catholic Queen and her Consort lived here in great state, in the palmy days of Seville, dispensing justice, listening to the counsels of Torquemada and the officers of the Holy Inquisition, and consulting with Columbus regarding the expansion of their realm and the development of trade with the New World.