delighted (in) (Meaning)

delighted (in)

to be very happy because of (something)

She was delighted in the surprise party her friends had thrown for her.
The teacher was delighted in the students' progress and eagerness to learn.
The parents were delighted in their child's accomplishments and academic achievements.
The artist was delighted in the positive feedback and recognition he received for his work.
The traveler was delighted in the stunning beauty and cultural richness of the country he visited.
The chef was delighted in the rave reviews and appreciation he received for his gourmet dishes.
The scientist was delighted in the breakthrough discovery that had eluded researchers for years.
The volunteer was delighted in the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others.
The newlyweds were delighted in the love and support they received from their family and friends on their wedding day.
The homeowner was delighted in the transformation of their backyard into a lush oasis.

to be very happy because of (something)

liked, revelled (in), reveled (in), rejoiced (in),enjoyed, loved, took to,grooved (on), savored, savoured

abhorred,hated, disliked, detested, loathed,condemned, despised, abominated,scorned

She was delighted in the surprise party her friends had thrown for her.

The teacher was delighted in the students' progress and eagerness to learn.

The parents were delighted in their child's accomplishments and academic achievements.

The artist was delighted in the positive feedback and recognition he received for his work.