Exult

usgb/ɪɡˈzʌlt/
verb

To be extremely happy and excited, especially because of something great that happened.

The team exulted in their victory for weeks.
Visual representation of "exult" - To be extremely happy and excited, especially because of something great that happened.

Often appears as...

  • exult in victory
  • exult over success
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Visual representation of "exult"
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Positive Achievement

Use 'exult' when someone is celebrating a significant achievement or success.

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She exulted in receiving her diploma.
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Shared Joy

'Exult' often reflects collective happiness, as in a group sharing the excitement.

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The whole family exulted at the news of his safe return.
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Intense Emotion

The word conveys a strong, intense feeling of happiness, not just a mild pleasure.

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They exulted with every point scored during the game.
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