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ecstatic

[ek-stat-ik] / ɛkˈstæt ɪk /


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Academy product O'Reilly won the game for City with a pair of second-half headers into the goal in front of his club's ecstatic supporters.

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“Edda Grace!” he bellowed, ecstatic, as I walked through the door.

From Literature

But Scotland were left shattered following a rousing finish from Ireland as Tommy O'Brien scored twice to spark ecstatic celebrations among the home support.

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What was noticeable after the final whistle was the marked contrast between the ecstatic scenes in the stands and the calm response of the Italian players.

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Growing up in an era of ecstatic religious feeling, brought up by a fervent father and superstitious mother, the youngest Fox sisters may have been susceptible to the notion of spirits.

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