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ecstatic

[ek-stat-ik] / ɛkˈstæt ɪk /


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All of my daughters and my son-in-law will be coming to visit me for Christmas this year, and I am ecstatic.

From The Wall Street Journal

Then the senior midfielder took off his helmet and dashed toward his exuberant teammates and an ecstatic student section that made the trip to Potomac on Friday night.

From Washington Post

An endangered gorilla is pregnant at the National Zoo in Washington, and keepers are ecstatic.

From Washington Post

"When the authorities said they had found the remains of my father, our family was ecstatic," says Rui Tukayana, who now works as a journalist in Portugal.

From BBC

Also on offer was Ewart’s piping, ecstatic approach to the sopranino saxophone, informed by bebop and the avant-garde alike.

From New York Times