Elated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ELATE, to raise the spirits of
• make (someone) ecstatically happy
ADJECTIVE:
• in high spirits; exultant or proud
• extremely happy and excited
• exultantly proud and joyful; in high spirits
• full of high-spirited delight

Words related to ELATED

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Words that contain ELATED

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How to use ELATED in a sentence

• Yet my heart was elated, and I threw myself into all that was set before me.
• Though elated by victory, Piers was not drawn by the gambling vice.
• He was greatly elated, and repeated some of the compliments which had been paid him, and mentioned one or two of the peers who had desired to be introduced to him.
• Conversation was not particularly brilliant, nor had the guests an elated air.
• He was extremely elated at the success of this skirmish.
• Her vanity was now as much mortified as in the morning it had been elated.
• As our neighbors appear to be elated over this wonderful work, it is expedient to examine the subject, in order to see whether their applause is legitimate.
• I felt a growing sense of privilege attending the event, and I was elated by the time the third movement was over.
• With Tom he would walk over to the exercise grounds and, seated in a chair, would watch the students in their games, seldom speaking and never elated.
• It would approach the latter if a chief won another chiefs daughter in the face of rivalry and felt elated at this feat.
• Maria Theresa was greatly elated by her success in driving the Prussians from Bavaria, and Frederic was mortified and irritated by this first defeat of his arms.
• Putting her finger on her lip in token of caution, she effected a quiet retreat, and the next moment the two cousins stood flushed but elated in the eating parlour below.
• Elated with our capture of the car we scented greater victories.
• The novice aboard was elated, for he thought that the fiercer the wind blew behind the vessel, the faster the steamer would be driven forward.
• And he was so elated, that when somebody proposed to play for pennies, he did not think that it would be much worse to do that than to play for shells and pebbles.
• He had an opportunity of making a sarcastic speech, and his hopes were elated by the prospect of enjoying a still larger share of the popular favour.
• He was so elated that without calling a servant to do it for him he disappeared into a deep cupboard to find his treasure.
• The enemy was much elated by the success of this day, and continued to assail our posts day and night.
• De Oli was now much elated by his success, in having made two captains belonging to Cortes prisoners, and sent off a full account of his exploits to his friend Velasquez.
• Their reception greatly elated Ballantyne, the printer, who looked on his connection with them as the most fortunate event in his life.
• The pulse of San Francisco is quickened and the heart thrilled at American success on the Atlantic seaboard as much as Boston or New York is elated when it triumphs.
• On securing a fine specimen near nightfall, he returned to the herd, elated over his chance shot and beautiful trophy.
• He was highly elated because the Russians had employed him, given him a whistle and invested him with authority to summon aid if he detected any wrong-doing.
• They seem bursting with affectation and elated consciousness that they are on horseback.
• Elated by his conquests, Monomaque fitted out an expedition to Greece.
• There were a few minor conflicts, in which the Russians were victorious, and, elated by success, they began to rally for a united effort to shake off the degrading Mogol yoke.
• The Russians were elated with their success, and waited eagerly for the morning to renew the strife.
• The empress was so elated that she resolved to liberate both Greece and Egypt from the sway of the Turks.
• And so, with a heart elated beyond my power of expression, he leaped finally into the rear garden of the Faringfield mansion, and strode, as if on air, toward the veranda.

Similar words containing ELAT without suffix ed

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