rejoice (in) Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- fancy
- get-off-on-
- savour
- get-a-kick-out-of
- savor
- take-to
- have-a-soft-spot-for
- relish
- go-for
- adore
- groove-on-
- get-a-charge-out-of
Weak:
rejoice (in) Meaning
rejoice (in)
to feel joy or great delight, have, possess, to give joy to
rejoice (in) Sentence Examples
- The community rejoiced in the long-awaited news of the vaccine's approval.
- We rejoiced in the birth of our first child, a precious gift that filled our hearts with joy.
- The weary travelers rejoiced in the sight of the oasis, a sanctuary in the barren desert.
- The team rejoiced in their hard-fought victory, a triumph that brought them immense satisfaction.
- The congregation rejoiced in the powerful sermon, a spiritual nourishment that lifted their hearts.
- The soldiers rejoiced in their newfound freedom, a victory that came at great cost.
- The parents rejoiced in their child's academic achievements, a testament to their hard work and dedication.
- The world rejoiced in the peaceful resolution of the conflict, a victory for diplomacy over war.
- The students rejoiced in the completion of their final exams, a milestone that marked a new chapter in their lives.
- The survivors rejoiced in their rescue, a miracle that had brought them back from the brink of despair.
FAQs About the word rejoice (in)
to feel joy or great delight, have, possess, to give joy to
love, like, delight (in), revel (in),enjoy, fancy,get off (on), savour, get a kick out of, savor
loathe,hate, dislike, abominate, abhor, condemn, despise,detest,scorn
The community rejoiced in the long-awaited news of the vaccine's approval.
We rejoiced in the birth of our first child, a precious gift that filled our hearts with joy.
The weary travelers rejoiced in the sight of the oasis, a sanctuary in the barren desert.
The team rejoiced in their hard-fought victory, a triumph that brought them immense satisfaction.
