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Definition of exultation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emotionintense joy or triumph
- Her exultation was evident after winning the race.
2.
expressionact of expressing great joy
- The crowd's exultation could be heard for miles.
Origin of exultation
Latin, exsultationem (leaping for joy)
Examples of exultation in a sentence
His exultation knew no bounds when he received the award. Her exultation was clear when she won the award. The team's exultation was evident after the victory.
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- French:exultation, allégresse, ...
- German:Freude, ...
- Italian:esultanza, giubilo, ...
- Spanish:exultación, ...
- Portuguese:exultação, júbilo, ...
- Chinese:欢欣, 欢腾, ...
- Japanese:歓喜, 歓声, ...
- Arabic:ابْتِهَاج, فَرْحَة, ...
- Hebrew:שִׂמְחָה, גִּיל, ...
- Russian:ликование, торжество, ...
- Ukrainian:тріумф, торжество, ...
- Hindi:उल्लास, आनंद, ...
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