Collocations withhappiness
These are words often used in combination withhappiness.
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domestic happiness
His wife made a deep impression wherever she was presented, and it was argued that domestic happiness would be the fitting crown of his public career.
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feeling of happiness
If this is done, one finds a feeling of happiness in the works, and that is the atmosphere we must have.
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future happiness
The future happiness of humankind can be ensured only by inventing and implementing new technologies and by devising and conducting social and political experiments.
From theCambridge English Corpus
human happiness
While it does not necessarily shatter all of our illusions, it surely remains an insurmountable obstacle for any project of self-created human happiness.
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lasting happiness
We wish the new nation to succeed and bring lasting happiness to all its peoples.
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Hansard archive
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overall happiness
It also guarantees that the index has less missing values than overall happiness.
From theCambridge English Corpus
personal happiness
Moral reasoning, when personal happiness is seriously considered below the surface of moral deliberation, becomes prudential reasoning.
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pursuit of happiness
The outcome, though based on the legislator delivering minimal conditions for the pursuit of happiness, would nonetheless be practical and realizable.
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true happiness
We have become so concerned with material achievement that these instinctive life forces which are responsible for true happiness have been ignored or repressed.
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