Definition of exult - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
emotionRare express great happiness or triumphRare
- They exulted after winning the championship.
- The fans exulted in the team's unexpected victory.
- She exulted at the news of her promotion.
Origin of exult
Latin, exsultare (to leap up)
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- French:exulter, ...
- German:jubeln, ...
- Italian:esultare, ...
- Spanish:exultar, ...
- Portuguese:exultar, ...
- Chinese:欢欣鼓舞, ...
- Japanese:歓喜する, ...
- Arabic:اِبْتَهَجَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַבִּיעַ שִׂמְחָה, ...
- Russian:ликовать, ...
- Ukrainian:радіти, ...
- Hindi:उल्लासित होना, ...
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