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Meaning of jubilations
jubilations
an act of rejoicing, an expression of great joy
jubilations Sentence Examples
- The team's jubilations echoed through the stadium as they celebrated their hard-earned victory.
- The crowd erupted in jubilations when the final whistle blew, signaling the team's advancement to the next round.
- The streets were filled with jubilations as the newly elected leader made his victory speech.
- The students danced and celebrated with jubilations after receiving their long-awaited exam results.
- The city erupted in jubilations when news spread of the imminent end of the war.
- The jubilations were palpable as the entire community gathered to witness the opening ceremony of the grand festival.
- The jubilations at the wedding reception were infectious, spreading joy and laughter throughout the room.
- The children's jubilations could be heard from blocks away as they reveled in the summer carnival.
- The hospital staff celebrated the successful completion of a complex surgery with jubilations and cheers.
- The jubilations at the announcement of the long-lost treasure sent a wave of excitement through the village.
FAQs About the word jubilations
an act of rejoicing, an expression of great joy
gaieties,joys, jollities, glees, cheers, beatitudes, felicities, jubilances,exuberances, elations
dejections, glooms, anguishes, blues, agonies,sorrows, woes, calamities, despondencies, doldrums
The team's jubilations echoed through the stadium as they celebrated their hard-earned victory.
The crowd erupted in jubilations when the final whistle blew, signaling the team's advancement to the next round.
The streets were filled with jubilations as the newly elected leader made his victory speech.
The students danced and celebrated with jubilations after receiving their long-awaited exam results.
