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ecstasy

[ek-stuh-see] / ˈɛk stə si /


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The album's central theme is the ecstasy and chaos of fatherhood, with Dijon addressing the title track to his firstborn, then imploring his wife to expand the family on the subtly-titled Another Baby!

From BBC

Whatever the influence, Platt’s parting number sent us home on a cloud of ecstasy.

From Los Angeles Times

Using songs based on real Shaker hymns, the movie’s most technically ambitious and narratively gratifying scenes depict these vigorous motions as communal expressions of hunger, obedience, grief, devotion and ecstasy.

From Los Angeles Times

Religious folks have words for such spasmodic departures from the everyday, like beatitude, nirvana, ecstasy.

From Salon

The orchestra sounded rapt and ready for ecstasy Thursday.

From Los Angeles Times