Elation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a feeling of great joy
• great happiness and exhilaration
• feeling of great happiness and excitement
• A lifting up by success; exaltation; inriation with pride of prosperity.
• an exhilarating psychological state of pride and optimism; an absence of depression
• a feeling of joy and pride

Words related to ELATION

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Words that contain ELATION

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How to use ELATION in a sentence

• I think it was that, more than anything else, which robbed me of my elation.
• I stood there for a little while in the darkness, feeling a kind of tired elation at my achievement.
• It is possible, indeed, that you may feel more reason for shame than for elation at the thought.
• Rosario coming up, but in my unusual elation I hardly paused to consider either of them further.
• Perhaps God accepted the elation as part of the thanks.
• Under the pressure of elation one takes pride in doing everything in record time.
• The crest of my wave of elation had been reached early in October.
• All agreed that I was in a state of elation which might or might not become more pronounced.
• The result was that within six months I found myself writing with a facility which hitherto had obtained only during elation.
• Locomotion through any new or untried medium is certain to bring with the experiment a dash of elation.
• This indulgence could not wholly preserve him from the remembrance of his disgrace, nor at once restore his confidence and elation.
• His elation was so manifest that it was noticed by John Adams.
• A high elation bore her quite to her room and remained with her until she had unlocked the mass of old jewels and knelt before them.
• So I left the island in a state of great elation, thinking that the Roman people would at once offer me everything without my seeking.
• The knowledge that I should soon have some money of my own was very grateful to me, and I felt a natural elation of spirits at the wonderful change that had come over my fortunes.
• In great elation of spirit I now took into consultation Cludde with Uncle Moses, Noah, and Jacob, all of whom I felt I could trust, because all had suffered.
• The return was marked by high elation or deep depression according as the Fates had decided on the chalk-lined turf.
• It was Christmas-time, but the squire felt none of the elation of the season.
• Encouraged by his dream, and animated by the number and the elation of his followers, Alfred led his army onward toward the part of the country where the camp of the enemy lay.
• Of such elation, however, there were not many signs.
• But so high an elation possessed him that he was unconscious both of the peril and the bruises.
• The boy moved into his new quarters with the same feeling of elation as if he had been entering a palace.
• Rowden always appeared in the highest state of elation, and generally received distinguished notice from the clerical hero of the evening.
• The outskirts of action no longer sufficed, but with an elemental ardor and elation his blood glowed in his veins.
• For half an hour Gilbert followed this trail with a feeling of elation, of triumph.
• Like the prospector for gold, the fossil-hunter may pass suddenly from the extreme of dejection to the extreme of elation.
• The elation with which I had heard the king announce his resolution quickly diminished on cooler reflection.
• It was the one tense second of the night, which lifted our thoughts out of the mud with the elation of risk.
• He felt a mixture of elation and sadness, elation over his temporary escape, and sadness over the loss of his gallant horse.
• He was silent and watchful, showing neither concern nor elation.
• But the five, now that the time was at hand, felt only elation.
• He was sensible of a certain superiority, yet it was not from the contemplation of this that he drew his elation.

Similar words containing ELA without suffix tion

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