rejoice (Meaning)
rejoice (v)
feel happiness or joy
to express great joy
be ecstatic with joy
rejoice (v. i.)
To feel joy; to experience gladness in a high degree; to have pleasurable satisfaction; to be delighted.
rejoice (v. t.)
To enjoy.
To give joy to; to make joyful; to gladden.
rejoice (n.)
The act of rejoicing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rejoice
rejoice Sentence Examples
- The crowd erupted in joy and rejoiced as their team emerged victorious.
- Emily rejoiced at the news of her promotion, her heart filled with gratitude.
- The children rejoiced as they finally received the long-awaited toys.
- The community rejoiced at the opening of the new park, a symbol of hope and renewal.
- The nation rejoiced upon the signing of the peace treaty, ending years of conflict.
- David rejoiced at the birth of his first-born child, overwhelmed with love and happiness.
- The travelers rejoiced upon reaching their destination, exhausted but filled with a sense of accomplishment.
- The scientists rejoiced at the groundbreaking discovery, eager to share their findings with the world.
- The students rejoiced at the end of their exams, relieved and ready to celebrate their hard work.
- The newlyweds rejoiced as they embarked on their new chapter together, filled with anticipation and excitement.
FAQs About the word rejoice
feel happiness or joy, to express great joy, be ecstatic with joyTo feel joy; to experience gladness in a high degree; to have pleasurable satisfaction; to be d
joy, glory, exult, triumph,delight, exuberate, jubilate,brag, gloat, boast
lament, regret, grieve, weep, grieve, weep, lament,regret, bewail, bemoan
The crowd erupted in joy and rejoiced as their team emerged victorious.
Emily rejoiced at the news of her promotion, her heart filled with gratitude.
The children rejoiced as they finally received the long-awaited toys.
The community rejoiced at the opening of the new park, a symbol of hope and renewal.
