Ecstacy
noun
A state of overwhelming joy or happiness, often found in extreme emotional experiences.
She was in a state of ecstasy after winning the competition.
Usage tips
Positive
ecstasy of love,experience ecstasy,leave in ecstasy
noun
A state of intense pleasure that can arise from strong emotional situations or specific substances.
The drug caused feelings of ecstasy, altering the user's perceptions.
Usage tips
Neutral
feel ecstasy,ecstasy of the moment,ecstasy and agony
noun
A state of overwhelming joy or happiness, often found in extreme emotional experiences.
She was in a state of ecstasy after winning the competition.
Usage tips
Positive
ecstasy of love,experience ecstasy,leave in ecstasy
noun
A state of intense pleasure that can arise from strong emotional situations or specific substances.
The drug caused feelings of ecstasy, altering the user's perceptions.
Usage tips
Neutral
feel ecstasy,ecstasy of the moment,ecstasy and agony
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Emotion
In literature, ecstasy often conveys deep-seated emotions. Example: 'In moments of ecstasy, characters may achieve enlightenment.'
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Usage
Different cultures associate ecstasy with divine or spiritual experiences. Example: 'In many spiritual traditions, ecstasy symbolizes a connection with the divine.'
Pro Tip 3/3Common Confusion
People sometimes confuse ecstasy with excessive enthusiasm. Example: 'Beware of attributing all joy as ecstasy; it's a more profound state.'
Pro Tip 1/3Emotion
In literature, ecstasy often conveys deep-seated emotions. Example: 'In moments of ecstasy, characters may achieve enlightenment.'
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Usage
Different cultures associate ecstasy with divine or spiritual experiences. Example: 'In many spiritual traditions, ecstasy symbolizes a connection with the divine.'
Pro Tip 3/3Common Confusion
People sometimes confuse ecstasy with excessive enthusiasm. Example: 'Beware of attributing all joy as ecstasy; it's a more profound state.'
Pro Tip 1/3Emotion
In literature, ecstasy often conveys deep-seated emotions. Example: 'In moments of ecstasy, characters may achieve enlightenment.'
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Usage
Different cultures associate ecstasy with divine or spiritual experiences. Example: 'In many spiritual traditions, ecstasy symbolizes a connection with the divine.'
Pro Tip 3/3Common Confusion
People sometimes confuse ecstasy with excessive enthusiasm. Example: 'Beware of attributing all joy as ecstasy; it's a more profound state.'
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