Exultantly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXULTANTLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• EXULTANT, exulting
• in an exultant manner
• in a manner that conveys exultancy, lively or triumphant joy.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• filled with or expressing great joy or triumph; jubilant

Words related to EXULTANTLY

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How to use EXULTANTLY in a sentence

• The girl was freely, innocently, exultantly blissful.
• Her light dress had ignited from the flying sparks, and the devouring flames seemed to burst forth in a hundred places at once and rush exultantly together.
• He stretched himself out to his tallest height and he threw out his arms exultantly.
• To-day he several times waited upon passing guests, and laughed exultantly at the perfection he was attaining.
• In this respect at that time they were accustomed exultantly to compare their condition with that of the early Christians.
• Yelling exultantly, the bulk of Confederate riders passed through the Lancers, leaving them to the infantry to finish, and rode at the flying Federal infantry.
• Joe stretched exultantly and appeared to grow two inches taller.
• Twenty feet from him, Pablo made his cast and shrieked exultantly as the loop settled over his prey.
• Bells were rung exultantly, the roar of cannon carried the news to outlying counties, fireworks lighted up the heavens, and champagne flowed.
• Flosshilde, who has rescued the ring from the ashes of the pyre, holds it exultantly aloft, while Wellgunde and Woglinde drag Hagen down to the depths.
• Like pursuing wolves, the Indians followed, beating the laggards with their bows, shouting exultantly.
• The latter were wearing their triumph far from exultantly.
• The blaze dove into a deep hollow, climbed the slope beyond, leaped exultantly and bellowed its challenge.
• Even in my surprise at his news, I recognized this, and my heart leaped exultantly.
• A gleam of exultation lit up his eyes as he swung the bat exultantly over his head.
• Laddie took the mysterious thing carefully in his strong jaws, and trotted exultantly up to the porch, wagging his stub of a tail.
• She was thinking, fearfully yet exultantly, of this wonderful power of women, for whose sake cowards will behave as heroes and heroes turn to cowards.

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