exults (Meaning)

exults

to be extremely joyful, to be very joyful, to leap for joy

No weak antonyms found.

The winning team exulted in their triumph, their cheers echoing through the stadium.
The child exulted over the new toy, unable to contain her joy.
The scientist exulted at the discovery of a cure, her years of research finally bearing fruit.
The artist exulted in the completion of his masterpiece, a labor of love that had taken countless hours.
The writer exulted in the publication of her first novel, a dream come true.
The politician exulted in his election victory, savoring the taste of power.
The traveler exulted in exploring a distant land, embracing new experiences with open arms.
The musician exulted in the applause of the audience, his performance a resounding success.
The teacher exulted in the progress of his students, witnessing their growth and development firsthand.
The gardener exulted in the blooming of her flowers, a riot of color and fragrance that brought a smile to her face.

to be extremely joyful, to be very joyful, to leap for joy

joys,delights, exuberates,rejoices, brags, triumphs, gloats, glories, swells, preens

laments, grieves,regrets, weeps, bemoans,bewails,

The winning team exulted in their triumph, their cheers echoing through the stadium.

The child exulted over the new toy, unable to contain her joy.

The scientist exulted at the discovery of a cure, her years of research finally bearing fruit.

The artist exulted in the completion of his masterpiece, a labor of love that had taken countless hours.