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View usage for: exultation in American English (ˌɛgzəlˈteɪʃən; ˌ ɛksəlˈteɪʃən) noun the act of exulting; rejoicing; jubilation; triumph : also exˈultance (ɛgˈzʌltəns; ɪgˈzʌltəns), exˈultancy (ɛgˈzʌltənsi; ɪgˈzʌltənsi) Word origin ME exultacion < L exultatio, exsultatio < pp. of exsultareExamples of 'exultation' in a sentenceexultation The greater the hope, the nearer we aspire to exultation, the more dismal and the deeper the fall.I said, sounding disappointed to conceal the surge of exultation I was feeling.He poured out both glasses, his blue eyes bright with exultation.I was not going to thank him, or shout with exultation as I wanted to. Synonyms of 'exultation'joy, delight, celebration, rejoicing triumph, glory, glorying, boasting More Synonyms of exultation I felt a tremendous sense of relief and exultation. Synonyms celebration high spirits transportjoyousness merriness He punched the air and waved his bat in exultation. Synonyms glory glorying boasting crowing revelling bragging gloating Additional synonymsDefinition extreme pleasure To my delight, the plan worked perfectly. Synonyms pleasure, joy, satisfaction, comfort, happiness, ecstasy, enjoyment, bliss, felicity, glee, gratification, rapture, gladnessDefinition a feeling of great happiness and excitement His supporters have reacted to the news with elation. Synonyms joy, delight, thrill, excitement, ecstasy, bliss, euphoria, glee, rapture, high spirits, exhilaration, jubilation, exaltation, exultation, joyfulness, joyousness Definition great merriment or joy, esp. caused by the misfortune of another person His victory was greeted with glee. Synonyms delight, joy, triumph, exuberance, elation, exhilaration, mirth, hilarity, merriment, exultation, gladness, joyfulness, joyousness Nearby words ofexultation - exude
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- eye something or someone up
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