Exhilarated is valid Scrabble Word

Is exhilarated a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is exhilarated valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

11 letters word
22 points in Scrabble
22 points in WWF

Definitions for EXHILARATED in dictionary:

VERB:

EXHILARATE, to make cheerful and excited
make (someone) feel very happy, animated, or elated

ADJECTIVE:

made joyful

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to make cheerful and excite; enliven, elate

Words related to EXHILARATED

How to use EXHILARATED in a sentence

She was as wildly exhilarated as a child when she was taken on the trolley to Watauga.
The soft Southern air with its many perfumes exhilarated him like wine.
Exhilarated by the thought of being homeward-bound, many of the seamen became joyous, and the discipline of the ship, if anything, became a little relaxed.
Even Aunt Rachel was temporarily exhilarated in spirits when she was ushered into the neatly furnished chamber which was assigned to her use.
I was exhilarated for the time being, and quite free from the sense of fear that had been with me so much of late.
From the moment of embarking she seemed exhilarated by the salt air and the spirit of democracy.
He felt extraordinarily light and exhilarated now, intoxicated, vibrant.
Kerry stood watching the dog for a moment, and as he watched he became conscious of an exhilarated pulse.
Adam had returned, exhilarated by his walk, and more settled in his mind than he had been for some time.
The cool breezes now wafted from the upper regions of the mountain were very refreshing, and exhilarated our spirits in an extraordinary degree.

Something of the freshness and sweep of the prairie winds exhilarated the delegates and animated the convention.
We left this spot with reluctance, but highly exhilarated.
But during the ceremony he seemed absorbed in his devotions, and at the end I think he had become exhilarated by thinking of St.
But some patriotism and some vanity exhilarated them, and, the Pope having weakly yielded, they unwisely began their impossible task.
Although it was all over she still glowed with it and felt more exhilarated, more optimistic, more as Lotty probably constantly felt, than she had done since she was a girl.
She had a new and difficult trick to go through that night, but this particular sort of danger only made her feel exhilarated.
She was more cheerful at these times, exhilarated by the music.
It exhilarated his brain far above the plain, distorted commonplaces of Loschwitz.
These minds and spirits are exhilarated by the message of Thy glad tidings.
Let us be exhilarated with the divine breath, illumined and exalted by the heavenly glad tidings.
When man in response to the favors of God manifests susceptibilities of conscience, the heart is happy, the spirit is exhilarated.
Let us be exhilarated with the divine breath, illumined and exalted by the heavenly glad-tidings.
These minds and spirits are exhilarated by the message of Thy glad-tidings.
Thank ye God for this gift, by reason of which the hearts of the Supreme Concourse are exhilarated.
I hope, God willing, this unity and agreement will be established and this imprisoned one, immersed in the sea of trials, become exhilarated and rejoiced.
They gladdened and exhilarated the friends and imparted happiness to the souls.
Physical causes prevented my feeling very exhilarated or exultant during my earliest hours of freedom.
They acquired boldness, and presently were exhilarated by the consciousness of their own power.
Hitherto the men, exhilarated by the complete success of the adventure, had borne themselves as gaily as if they were riding through the streets of Richmond.
This conclusive stroke so pleased and exhilarated me, that forthwith I said you would both be enchanted, and so forgot all the preceding particulars.
The spring air exhilarated her, and when they returned to the field after a sharp shower her spirits had risen.
On your first visit you feel exhilarated by the novelty of everything as much as by the strong warm sea wind which meets you wherever you go.
The late hour of retiring to rest had not depressed, but rather exhilarated, my spirits.
It exhilarated me to reconstruct the whole story, beginning with my early stage-fright and ending with the triumphant climax, when I crashed into the end of the baths.
Such was the condition of his mind that the danger exhilarated rather than depressed him.
She was thrilled, exhilarated, as they went below after shaking hands solemnly.

Similar words containing HILARAT without suffix ed and without prefix ex

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