Exultant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXULTANT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• exulting
• triumphantly happy
• elated or jubilant, esp because of triumph or success
• Inclined to exult; characterized by, or expressing, exultation; rejoicing triumphantly.
• joyful and proud especially because of triumph or success

Words related to EXULTANT

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Words that contain EXULTANT

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How to use EXULTANT in a sentence

• The service seemed interminable, and all that time the indignant damsel, wedged in between her aunt and the openly exultant enemy of her House, was compelled to endure in silence.
• Joining His disciples again, after their brief separation, He finds them elated and exultant.
• There was no room in her exultant heart for remorse.
• The Conservatives were exultant, and even seemed sanguine enough to believe that the Ministry had received a fatal blow.
• They were both earnest, exultant Christians, around whom the angels of God encamped day and night.
• I myself have given command to my consecrated ones, to execute my wrath, I have also summoned my heroes, my proudly exultant ones.
• The next day the whole imperial army, under the Duke of Bavaria, with floating banners and exultant music, entered the streets of the capital, and took possession of the palaces.
• I had the boat back to the beach and Carette aboard within a few minutes, and we each took an oar and pulled for Brecqhou with exultant hearts.
• Strangely enough, face to face with danger there was still, in the back of her head, an exultant thrill in her very determination to live.
• That exultant sense of physical power was quite new and rather puzzling to him.
• For instance, one constantly hears to-day the exultant cry that women finally are beginning to take an interest and a part in political and radical discussions.
• Galitch had an exultant air which Koupriane did not mistake.
• Benjamin Hooker of Cambridge, Massachusetts, gave an exultant shout, threw off his coat, and swarmed up the steel ladder leading to the landing stage.
• I cannot describe the exultant feeling which took possession of me at this discovery.
• The baser sort were exultant, but the thoughtful, even of those not with us, were sad.
• A fierce exultant joy ran through me as the steel rang and grated, and I found that I had not mistaken the strength of wrist or position.
• Quite exultant with the thought that I had found a certain test that I was in the road, I turned back and regained the beaten track.
• They stood in a circle, leaning upon their guns and spears, and looking with exultant eyes at the dishevelled group of captives.
• One long, fierce, exultant yell pealed throughout the grove.
• They met with no mishap, however, and finally reached Weir flushed, dishevelled, but exultant.

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