Exultation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXULTATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of exulting
• a feeling of triumphant elation or jubilation; rejoicing
• The act of exulting; lively joy at success or victory, or at any advantage gained; rapturous delight; triumph.
• a feeling of extreme joy
• the utterance of sounds expressing great joy
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of exulting; the state of being exultant

Words related to EXULTATION

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Words that contain EXULTATION

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How to use EXULTATION in a sentence

• Never since the battle of Lepanto was there such a general exultation among Christian nations.
• But, with these exceptions, all France, or at least all France sufficiently near the court to feel any personal interest in its concerns, was unanimous in its exultation.
• The relief of being once more on firm ground, and the exultation of an escape from immediate danger, removed my pain and made me forget that my leg was broken.
• Such musical paroxysms are exceedingly rare in his case, and seem to be occasioned by some momentary exultation.
• What a change had come over us all! My heart beat with wild exultation.
• There is a note of exultation in his speeches just after the war.
• He sank down, controlled himself, silenced a mounting exultation, then from a less-strained position he peered forth again.
• He was convinced of it, and his first feeling was of exultation as in an achievement.
• A sort of wild exultation grew upon him, such as he had sometimes felt just before the breaking of a tropical storm.
• His mood was a singular mixture of fear and exultation.
• Maisanguaq stood by, silent, evil exultation shining in his eyes.
• He had sufficient strength of character to avoid the slightest appearance of exultation, but received the announcement with dignity and gravity far above his years.
• It is not quite clear that all the founders of the Commonwealth would have surveyed the wonderful scene with the same exultation as their descendants.
• No thought of turning back, no particular fear, no great exultation, simply a keeping straight on.
• In piteous appealing she looked into the face of her husband, and caught on his lips a strange, faint smile of mingled pity and exultation.
• This thought filled Taggart with a savage exultation.
• Could we know all the vicissitudes of our fortunes, life would be too full of hope and fear, exultation or disappointment, to afford us a single hour of true serenity.
• He has never felt the throbbing exultation of a keen joyous moment.
• The greasy Jew did not attempt to conceal his exultation.
• The whistle of the animal was a note of exultation and a notice that he was unharmed.
• It may be imagined, therefore, with what exultation, as time went on, Mrs.
• Nor was there anything in the methods employed by the press that justified any exultation in its prosperity.
• And when to that exultation is added the most beautiful scenery in America, the trip becomes well worth while.
• Few would not have chilled to the marrow to be alone there, but to Henry it brought only hope and the thrill of exultation.
• With a smile of joy and triumph, With a look of exultation, As of one who in a vision Sees what is to be, but is not, Stood and waited Hiawatha.
• Rachel responded to it eagerly, mingling her happiness with the general exultation.
• It was a long, breathless flight fraught with excitement and a nameless exultation that pierced her like pain.
• In the Southern camp there was exultation, but it was qualified and rather grim.
• He tolerated no extremity unless to curb the excesses of his enemy, and he never poisoned the sting of defeat by the exultation of the conqueror.
• Take from some that supreme confidence in themselves, that pride of exultation, and you crush the germ of their excellence.
• Exultation would have been involuntary then but for the sudden shock, and then the cold settling of temper, the breathless suspense.
• To Will, who understood him so thoroughly, it was evident that his father was angry as well as disappointed, and for a moment there was a feeling of exultation in his own heart.

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