jubilation (Meaning)
jubilation (n)
a feeling of extreme joy
a joyful occasion for special festivities to mark some happy event
the utterance of sounds expressing great joy
jubilation (n.)
A triumphant shouting; rejoicing; exultation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of jubilation
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- jollity
- lightheartedness
- high
- blissfulness
- euphoria
- gleefulness
- enjoyment
- exultation
- joyousness
- ecstasy
- gayety
- delight
- gaiety
- jubilance
- elation
- glory
- mirth
- gladness
- exhilaration
- bliss
- merriness
- beatitude
- exuberance
- comfort
Antonyms:
- woefulness
- hell
- joylessness
- blues
- sufferance
- sufferance
- misery
- hell
- despondency
- depression
- gloominess
- doldrums
- sadness
- blues
- calamity
- mournfulness
- unhappiness
- gloominess
- calamity
- joylessness
- woefulness
- despondency
- sadness
- cheerlessness
- unhappiness
- misery
- mournfulness
- depression
- cheerlessness
- doldrums
jubilation Sentence Examples
- The jubilation of the crowd was palpable as their favorite team scored the winning goal.
- The entire nation erupted in jubilation as the news of their independence was announced.
- The athlete's jubilation was infectious as they stood atop the podium, basking in the glory of their victory.
- The jubilation was short-lived as the realization of the challenges ahead sank in.
- The jubilation was tempered by the memory of those who had lost their lives in the struggle for freedom.
- The jubilant crowd danced and sang their hearts out as they celebrated the festival.
- The jubilation of the honeymooners was evident in every picture they took.
- The jubilation of the graduates was palpable as they embarked on the next chapter of their lives.
- The jubilation of the rally was a powerful testament to the spirit of change that was sweeping the nation.
- The jubilation of the discovery was quickly replaced by a sense of awe and wonder as the scientists realized the implications of their findings.
FAQs About the word jubilation
a feeling of extreme joy, a joyful occasion for special festivities to mark some happy event, the utterance of sounds expressing great joyA triumphant shouting;
joyfulness, joy, glee, cheer, cheerfulness, happiness, jollity, lightheartedness, high, blissfulness
melancholy, anguish, anguish, woe,sorrow, agony, agony, melancholy, woe, dejection
The jubilation of the crowd was palpable as their favorite team scored the winning goal.
The entire nation erupted in jubilation as the news of their independence was announced.
The athlete's jubilation was infectious as they stood atop the podium, basking in the glory of their victory.
The jubilation was short-lived as the realization of the challenges ahead sank in.
