Exulted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXULTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXULT, to rejoice greatly
• show or feel triumphant elation or jubilation

Words related to EXULTED

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How to use EXULTED in a sentence

• It then fell-with a deep groan, while the fiend who had perpetrated this wanton act of barbarity and his companions watched its fall, and loudly exulted in it.
• She exulted because she was in the very midst of her wondrous adventure and tingling with a thousand apprehensions.
• The Potter press exulted in scientific discoveries made easy, but it was better than not exulting in them at all.
• I was already free in spirit, and I silently exulted in the bright prospect of liberty.
• There were fifty things she could do, and she meant to do them every one, and secretly exulted in the task.
• He opened his eyes in the deep, clear water and exulted.
• Meadows exulted, thinking, with George in Australia, he could secure his own way with Susan and old Merton.
• Robert, imaginative, ready to flame up in a moment, exulted, not because a warrior had fallen, but because the flank attack upon his own people had been stopped in the beginning.
• Through all its distress her heart exulted in the thought that he was faithful in his service to suffering humanity, even when love itself beckoned him away.
• The Jesuits loudly exulted, declaring that heresy was no longer to be tolerated.
• Her tone was not one of exulted feeling, but of calm reason.
• He exulted loudly when their errors caused him to win, and scolded when they made him lose.
• The passion of his pagan soul exulted, rose in joy, flowed out to her.
• The Winnebagoes were fifty in all, picked men, and I looked them over and exulted.
• When I had him fairly seated in a hackney-coach with me, I exulted as much as a fortune-hunter who has got an heiress into a post-chaise with him to set out for Gretna Green.
• The Independent party among the commons exulted in their victory.
• He exulted under these flattering blows of hatred and envy.
• Her father, who thought his daughter delayed her choice only that she might choose the better, forbore to interfere, and exulted in her prudence.
• Wilson espoused the cause of liberty, and exulted in every patriotic success.
• Johnston was killed and Beauregard retreated to Corinth, while the North first exulted because he was compelled to do so, and then grumbled because he was allowed to do so.
• The superb climate enabled her to live almost in the open air, and each day she exulted over an increase of vigor.
• Nevertheless, she exulted as she had never exulted before.
• The tyrant there exulted over the news, and attributed the events to his good fortune, interpreting them as an approbation of his cause.
• When I had him fairly seated in a hackney-coach with me, I exulted as much as a fortune-hunter who has got an heiress into a post-chaise with him to set out for Gretna-Green.
• Many a time you have exulted over them, and thought how great England was, because her slightest work was done so thoroughly.
• Italy, though divided, exulted in her fleet, her maritime wealth, and her elevation above all other nations in the arts, the sciences and the intrigues of politics.
• Henry perhaps secretly exulted that he had conferred a favor upon Gilbert that would gall his heart, while it poured a balm upon his own.

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