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sun·shine | \ ˈsən-ˌshīn \
Definition of sunshine
(Entry 1 of 2)
1a: the sun's light or direct rays
b: the warmth and light given by the sun's rays
c: a spot or surface on which the sun's light shines
2: someone or something (such as a person, condition, or influence) that
radiates warmth, cheer, or happiness
3: SUNSHINE BASS
sunshine
adjective
Definition of sunshine (Entry 2 of 2)
: forbidding or restricting closed meetings of legislative or executive bodies
and sometimes providing for public access to recordssunshine laws
sun, sunlight
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The Indy 500 should begin under partly cloudy skies before giving way
to sunshine.— Ellen J. Horrow, USA TODAY, "Indianapolis 500 2018: Lineup, TV schedule,
key race information, more," 26 May 2018In the morning, Udall wakes up
to sunshine in the window and views of the surrounding hillsides.— Lizzie
Johnson, San Francisco Chronicle, "Displaced seniors’ homes survived Wine Country fires
— but residents can’t move back," 15 May 2018
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sunshine
noun
sun·shine | \ ˈsən-ˌshīn \
Kids Definition of sunshine
1: the sun's light or direct rays : the warmth and light given by the sun's rays
2: something that spreads warmth or happinessYou are my sunshine.