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euphoria
noun as in extreme happiness
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For those who wish to find a political reading in the movie, it’s there for them, a parable about migration and fascism but also the euphoria of a headlong rush into the unknown.
Small amounts of ketamine - a Class B drug - can give a sense of euphoria and excitement while large amounts can lead to a state known as the "K-hole," where users feel detached from reality.
Yet the euphoria of their Wembley triumph was not forgotten - and that feeling has been harnessed by those currently overseeing their revival.
Fans seemed to be on a whole other level of euphoria, jumping out of their seats and breaking into little dances.
"After the initial celebrations I realised I did not experience the usual euphoria that would follow a Test win," said Butcher.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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