intransitive. To be delighted or glad, rejoice. Const. of (earlier genitive), on, in; with to and infinitive also, to desire, wish.

Obsolete. intransitive. To be blithe or glad, to rejoice.

intransitive. To become or to be glad; to rejoice. Const. on, in, of, for. Obsolete.

intransitive. To hope, to trust; to look forward to an event with hope or joy; to rejoice, exult. Also transitive and reflexive.

intransitive. To sport or play; to rejoice.

transitive. To entertain or manifest (a specified emotion). to make cheer (also make gladness, make glee, make joy, make merriment, make mirth)…

intransitive. To be joyful or merry, rejoice. Chiefly used of the souls of the blessed in heaven. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be glad; to rejoice. ? Obsolete.

In various phrases. to make joy, to rejoice. With indirect object, To give a glad welcome.

reflexive and intransitive. To rejoice.

intransitive. To feel or manifest joy; to be glad; to rejoice, exult. Occasionally with it or cognate object.

intransitive. To rejoice, be joyful; to take pleasure in (also at).

intransitive. To be in joy, or in a joyous state; to manifest joy, exult, rejoice.

transitive. To fill with joy; to gladden, delight. passive. to be joyed, to be rejoiced or delighted, to find joy or delight. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be glad, rejoice.

intransitive. To exult with triumph, rejoice proudly. Const. in, †on, to with infinitive, and that.

To feel or show great joy or delight; to express happiness; to be full of joy, to be extremely glad; to exult. intransitive. Without complement.

reflexive and intransitive. To make oneself joyful; to be delighted, rejoice. Const. of.

‘To rejoice for victory’; to be elated at another's defeat, discomfiture, or the like; ‘to insult upon an advantage gained’ (Johnson); hence, to…

To rejoice exceedingly, be elated or glad; to triumph. Const. in (at, on, over), and infinitive.

In various phrases. to take joy, to take pleasure, be glad, rejoice.

intransitive for reflexive. To rejoice. Obsolete.

intransitive. To dance, skip, or leap for joy, or with excitement; to exult.

intransitive. To feel or show great happiness, pride, or satisfaction; to exult or rejoice.