rapturous (Meaning)
rapturous (s)
feeling great rapture or delight
rapturous (a.)
Ecstatic; transporting; ravishing; feeling, expressing, or manifesting rapture; as, rapturous joy, pleasure, or delight; rapturous applause.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rapturous
Synonyms:
- intoxicated
- euphoric
- rapt
- thrilled
- enthusiastic
- triumphant
- enrapt
- over the moon
- heady
- delighted
- rhapsodical
- rhapsodic
- excited
- entranced
- enraptured
- exhilarated
- jubilant
- elated
Antonyms:
- woebegone
- inconsolable
- hangdog
- heartbroken
- dejected
- crestfallen
- disheartened
- sorry
- wretched
- low
- forlorn
- joyless
- miserable
- brokenhearted
- downcast
- downcast
- heartsick
- crestfallen
- miserable
- down
- despondent
- woebegone
- sorry
- heartbroken
- low
- brokenhearted
- dejected
- joyless
- heartsick
- wretched
- glum
- disheartened
- saddened
- down
- forlorn
- glum
- saddened
- despondent
- hangdog
- woeful
- woeful
- inconsolable
rapturous Sentence Examples
- The audience erupted in rapturous applause, showering the performers with praise.
- The rapturous beauty of the sunset left me awestruck, its golden rays casting an ethereal glow on the horizon.
- The euphoric couple exchanged rapturous kisses, their love overflowing with an intensity that set their hearts ablaze.
- The choir's voices soared in a rapturous harmony that filled the cathedral with an otherworldly resonance.
- The rapturous laughter of children echoed through the playground, their joy infectious and exhilarating.
- The news of the team's victory elicited rapturous cheers, igniting a wave of happiness and excitement throughout the stadium.
- The rapturous melodies of the symphony transported the listeners to a realm of pure bliss, captivating their senses and leaving them spellbound.
- The rapturous passion of the painter's brushstrokes breathed life into the canvas, creating a masterpiece that exuded both beauty and emotional depth.
- The rapturous reception of the author's debut novel left her overwhelmed with gratitude and a sense of triumph.
- The rapturous roar of the crowd as the fireworks burst into the night sky created an unforgettable spectacle that filled the hearts of spectators with awe and wonder.
FAQs About the word rapturous
feeling great rapture or delightEcstatic; transporting; ravishing; feeling, expressing, or manifesting rapture; as, rapturous joy, pleasure, or delight; rapturo
ecstatic, giddy, intoxicated, euphoric, rapt, thrilled,enthusiastic, triumphant, enrapt, over the moon
disconsolate, blue, sorrowful, mournful, melancholy, disconsolate, blue,depressed, unhappy, sad
The audience erupted in rapturous applause, showering the performers with praise.
The rapturous beauty of the sunset left me awestruck, its golden rays casting an ethereal glow on the horizon.
The euphoric couple exchanged rapturous kisses, their love overflowing with an intensity that set their hearts ablaze.
The choir's voices soared in a rapturous harmony that filled the cathedral with an otherworldly resonance.
