rejoice in (Meaning)

rejoice in

to feel joy or great delight, have, possess, to give joy to

The entire nation rejoiced at the news of the ceasefire, their hearts filled with relief and hope.
We rejoice in the birth of our first child, a precious gift that has brought immense joy to our lives.
The congregation rejoiced in the sanctity of the wedding ceremony, celebrating the union of two souls.
The athletes rejoiced on the podium, their faces beaming with pride and triumph.
Students rejoiced at the announcement of summer break, eagerly anticipating long days filled with freedom and fun.
The community rejoiced in the opening of a new park, a green oasis that brought joy and recreation to all.
The family rejoiced at the return of their beloved pet, who had been missing for days.
The staff rejoiced at the completion of a challenging project, a testament to their hard work and dedication.
The entrepreneur rejoiced in the success of her new business, a dream come to fruition through perseverance and resilience.
The traveler rejoiced at the breathtaking view from the mountaintop, a moment of pure awe and wonder.

to feel joy or great delight, have, possess, to give joy to

delight (in), like, love,enjoy, revel (in), savor, take to, get a charge out of, savour,get off (on)

dislike, loathe,hate, abominate,detest, abhor, condemn, despise,scorn

The entire nation rejoiced at the news of the ceasefire, their hearts filled with relief and hope.

We rejoice in the birth of our first child, a precious gift that has brought immense joy to our lives.

The congregation rejoiced in the sanctity of the wedding ceremony, celebrating the union of two souls.

The athletes rejoiced on the podium, their faces beaming with pride and triumph.