par·a·dise 
/ˈperəˌdaɪs/ noun
plural par·a·dis·es /ˈperəˌdaɪs/ noun 1 a [count] : a very beautiful, pleasant, or peaceful place that seems to be perfect
▪ a rural paradise ▪ tropical paradises ▪ Their marriage was very happy at first, but now there's trouble in paradise.
b [singular] : a place that is perfect for a particular activity or for a person who enjoys that activity
▪ a marsh that is a birdwatcher's paradise ▪ This shop is an antique collecting paradise!
c [noncount] : a state of complete happiness
▪ When I'm with you, I'm in paradise. [=I'm very happy] — see also fool's paradise 2 or Paradise [noncount] a : a place where in some religions good people are believed to go after they die : heaven
b : the place where Adam and Eve first lived according to the Bible : eden
▪ a rural paradise ▪ tropical paradises ▪ Their marriage was very happy at first, but now there's trouble in paradise.
b [singular] : a place that is perfect for a particular activity or for a person who enjoys that activity
▪ a marsh that is a birdwatcher's paradise ▪ This shop is an antique collecting paradise!
c [noncount] : a state of complete happiness
▪ When I'm with you, I'm in paradise. [=I'm very happy] — see also fool's paradise
b : the place where Adam and Eve first lived according to the Bible : eden
— see also bird of paradise
