exhilarated Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- thrilled
- happy
- delighted
- triumphant
- euphoric
- rapturous
- pleased
- enthusiastic
- rhapsodic
- elated
- rhapsodical
- rapt
- excited
- heady
- enrapt
- over-the-moon
- entranced
- enraptured
- intoxicated
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- inconsolable
- melancholy
- low
- heartsick
- woebegone
- blue
- unhappy
- inconsolable
- wretched
- woebegone
- sad
- down
- glum
- despondent
- disheartened
- sorrowful
- hangdog
- despondent
- disconsolate
- sorry
- forlorn
- dejected
- woeful
- crestfallen
- unhappy
- gloomy
- crestfallen
- disheartened
- saddened
- woeful
- mournful
- brokenhearted
- joyless
- sorrowful
- mournful
- doleful
- sad
- doleful
- sorry
- downcast
- melancholy
- forlorn
- dejected
- saddened
- brokenhearted
- hangdog
- disconsolate
- down
- heartbroken
- glum
- blue
- joyless
- heartbroken
- miserable
- wretched
- gloomy
- miserable
- downcast
- heartsick
- low
Weak:
exhilarated Meaning
exhilarated (s)
made joyful
exhilarated (imp. & p. p.)
of Exhilarate
exhilarated Sentence Examples
- The exhilarating roller coaster ride left me breathless and filled with adrenaline.
- The traveler felt exhilarated as they embarked on their adventurous journey to the remote island.
- The crowd cheered with exhilaration as their favorite team scored the winning goal in the final seconds of the game.
- The artist's latest work was met with exhilaration by critics, who praised its originality and emotional impact.
- The students' faces were filled with exhilaration as they received their diplomas, marking the completion of their academic journey.
- The hiker felt a surge of exhilaration as they reached the summit of the mountain, taking in the breathtaking view from above.
- The young entrepreneur's eyes sparkled with exhilaration as they launched their startup company, fueled by passion and determination.
- The concertgoers danced with exhilaration to the energetic beats of the music, lost in the moment and surrounded by like-minded individuals.
- The author felt a sense of exhilaration as they finally completed their long-awaited novel, pouring their heart and soul into its pages.
- The athlete's exhilaration was palpable as they crossed the finish line of the marathon, having pushed their limits and achieved their personal best.
FAQs About the word exhilarated
made joyfulof Exhilarate
giddy,ecstatic, thrilled, happy, delighted, triumphant, euphoric, rapturous, pleased,enthusiastic
depressed, depressed, inconsolable, melancholy, low, heartsick, woebegone, blue, unhappy, inconsolable
The exhilarating roller coaster ride left me breathless and filled with adrenaline.
The traveler felt exhilarated as they embarked on their adventurous journey to the remote island.
The crowd cheered with exhilaration as their favorite team scored the winning goal in the final seconds of the game.
The artist's latest work was met with exhilaration by critics, who praised its originality and emotional impact.
