Rejoice is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REJOICE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to feel joyful
• feel or show great joy or delight
• used ironically to draw attention to a strange characteristic, especially a name
• cause joy to
• feel or express great happiness
• To feel joy; to experience gladness in a high degree; to have pleasurable satisfaction; to be delighted.
• To enjoy.
• To give joy to; to make joyful; to gladden.
• feel happiness or joy
• to express great joy
• be ecstatic with joy
NOUN:
• The act of rejoicing.

Words related to REJOICE

rejoiced18 rejoicer17 rejoicers18 rejoices17 rejoicing19

Words that contain REJOICE

rejoiced18 rejoicer17 rejoices17 rejoicers18 rejoiceful22 unrejoiced20 rejoicement22 rejoicements23

How to use REJOICE in a sentence

• Rejoice, and be glad, for great is your reward in heaven.
• In that I preach the gospell I have nothing to rejoice of.
• Deputy Humphreys! we rejoice to add, that the worthy Deputy appeared to enjoy a good state of health.
• This hope makes my spirit rejoice, when nothing external excites me.
• Then her husband came home, a strong kindly man, full of life and happiness, and he did rejoice as his little wife had promised.
• We were visited daily by parties of natives, who seemed to rejoice at our being delayed, as it gave them more of our company than they had calculated upon.
• It seemed a saving thing that they could so rejoice.
• We rejoice, and with us all America, that in obedience to the call of our common country you have returned once more to public life.
• But at the same time let us rejoice in the play of native traits and individual vagaries.
• As my wheel rolls along the Riverside Drive in the golden glow of the sunset, I rejoice that the episode of Charles Henry and Matilda Jane has not been omitted from the view.
• And I have found that nothing is better than for a man to rejoice in his work, and that this is his portion.
• Surely, my Lord, however we may rejoice in any improvement in the arts which may be beneficial to mankind, we must not allow mankind to be sacrificed to improvements in mechanism.
• The custom of the older daughters, to assist in the education of their less advanced sisters, I rejoice to see, is becoming more common.
• Besides, everybody would rejoice so much, that all distinctions of rank would disappear and the general would be no more privileged than the private.
• I sincerely rejoice to find that you preserve your health so well.
• I rejoice, therefore, in every appearance of their returning to those principles which I had always imagined to be almost innate in them.
• The man who takes so wide a view as Shakespeare, whatever his judgment of parts, must, upon the whole, pronounce the whole good rather than bad, and rejoice accordingly.
• He had passed the stage when he could delay to rejoice in lovely moments.
• Its requirement is that we should weep with those that weep and rejoice with those that rejoice.
• The capitalists, the Belcovitches, would rejoice if they but knew all that is going on.
• I rejoice to hear of the new work, and can answer for its excellence.
• But what, in that plan, is pure gain, and what is only meant to remove existing evil, accordingly what I should most or least rejoice in, I know not.
• Distracted as we are with civic mysteries and problems, we can afford to rejoice.
• They, too, did not wish to rejoice over a fallen foe, but it was the moment of their complete triumph.
• And yonder in the shelter of my rule, under the protection of laws created by me, people live and toil and rejoice.
• Rather rejoice that you have prepared your daughter for this great use.
• If he were not so cautious, I should greatly rejoice.

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