ecstatic (Meaning)
ecstatic (s)
feeling great rapture or delight
ecstatic (n.)
Pertaining to, or caused by, ecstasy or excessive emotion; of the nature, or in a state, of ecstasy; as, ecstatic gaze; ecstatic trance.
Delightful beyond measure; rapturous; ravishing; as, ecstatic bliss or joy.
An enthusiast.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ecstatic
Synonyms:
- over the moon
- triumphant
- enrapt
- elevated
- satisfied
- on cloud nine
- heady
- happy
- exultant
- entranced
- rhapsodic
- intoxicated
- pleased
- rapt
- jubilant
- enchanted
- rhapsodical
- joyful
Antonyms:
- saddened
- sorrowful
- sorrowful
- crestfallen
- joyless
- downcast
- melancholy
- sorry
- crestfallen
- joyless
- blue
- disheartened
- heartsick
- disheartened
- despondent
- heartbroken
- low
- woebegone
- brokenhearted
- doleful
- wretched
- gloomy
- forlorn
- disconsolate
- glum
- miserable
- dejected
- inconsolable
- down
- disconsolate
- inconsolable
- heartbroken
- despondent
- saddened
- dejected
- doleful
- heartsick
- low
- glum
- wretched
- brokenhearted
- woeful
- mournful
- blue
- woeful
- down
- sorry
- mournful
- woebegone
- miserable
- hangdog
- hangdog
- downcast
- gloomy
- forlorn
- melancholy
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ecstatic Sentence Examples
- The small child was ecstatic about receiving a new stuffed animal as a birthday gift.
- The students were ecstatic when the principal announced that school was canceled due to snow.
- The fans were ecstatic when their favorite sports team won the championship.
- The researchers were ecstatic when they finally made a breakthrough in their experiment.
- The traveler was ecstatic to be finally visiting the country they had always dreamed of.
- The couple was ecstatic when they found out they were expecting a baby.
- The author was ecstatic when their book became a bestseller.
- The entrepreneur was ecstatic when their business became a success.
- The artist was ecstatic when their painting won an award.
- The athlete was ecstatic when they won a gold medal at the Olympics.
FAQs About the word ecstatic
feeling great rapture or delightPertaining to, or caused by, ecstasy or excessive emotion; of the nature, or in a state, of ecstasy; as, ecstatic gaze; ecstatic
enthusiastic, enraptured, thrilled, excited, elated, exhilarated, delighted,giddy, rapturous, euphoric
depressed, sad, depressed, unhappy, unhappy, sad, saddened, sorrowful, sorrowful, crestfallen
The small child was ecstatic about receiving a new stuffed animal as a birthday gift.
The students were ecstatic when the principal announced that school was canceled due to snow.
The fans were ecstatic when their favorite sports team won the championship.
The researchers were ecstatic when they finally made a breakthrough in their experiment.
