exultation (Meaning)
exultation (n)
a feeling of extreme joy
the utterance of sounds expressing great joy
exultation (n.)
The act of exulting; lively joy at success or victory, or at any advantage gained; rapturous delight; triumph.
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exultation Sentence Examples
- The team's victory was met with exultation by the fans.
- The child's face was filled with exultation as he received his new toy.
- The singer's voice resonated with exultation as she performed on stage.
- The scientist felt a surge of exultation as he finally solved the complex equation.
- The artist's eyes sparkled with exultation as she gazed upon her completed masterpiece.
- The traveler experienced a moment of exultation as he reached the summit of the mountain.
- The graduate's face beamed with exultation as she received her diploma.
- The scientist felt a sense of exultation as he observed the successful results of his experiment.
- The musician's fingers danced across the keyboard with exultation as he composed a beautiful melody.
- The athlete's heart filled with exultation as he crossed the finish line in first place.
FAQs About the word exultation
a feeling of extreme joy, the utterance of sounds expressing great joyThe act of exulting; lively joy at success or victory, or at any advantage gained; rapturo
joy, delight, elation, glee, ecstasy, exhilaration, beatitude, gladness, high, cheerfulness
melancholy, woe, agony, desolation,sorrow, agony, desolation, anguish, dejection, dejection
The team's victory was met with exultation by the fans.
The child's face was filled with exultation as he received his new toy.
The singer's voice resonated with exultation as she performed on stage.
The scientist felt a surge of exultation as he finally solved the complex equation.
