idyll
/ˈaɪdɪl, ˈaɪdl/Definitions
1. noun
a simple, innocent, and picturesque representation of a rural scene or a romanticized recollection of a past time
“The poet’s idyll captured the serenity of the countryside, evoking feelings of nostalgia and peace.”
2. noun
a short poem or composition describing a peaceful and idyllic scene
“The professor assigned a reading of the medieval idyll to the class, highlighting its use of language and imagery.”
3. verb
to compose or depict a peaceful and idyllic scene, especially in literature or art
“The artist idylled the rolling hills and verdant forests in her watercolor painting.”
4. verb
to indulge in or enjoy a peaceful and idyllic scene or situation
“After a long week, I idylled in the park, watching the sunset and listening to the birds sing.”