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euphoric

[yoo-fawr-ik, -for-] / yuˈfɔr ɪk, -ˈfɒr- /


ADJECTIVE
dithyrambic
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ADJECTIVE
rapturous
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Example Sentences

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You too would be more than euphoric if your film landed in the year’s box office top 10 and set the all-time record for most Oscar nominations.

From Los Angeles Times

When he signed with Seattle, the reaction wasn’t euphoric.

From The Wall Street Journal

X, formerly Twitter, shareholders are the ones who should be positively euphoric about recent developments.

From Barron's

Last season's euphoric FA Cup triumph seems a distant memory; the club's spiral towards the relegation zone is in stark contrast to the jubilation of nine months ago.

From BBC

He warned, however, that “the price trend has become extremely unstable and euphoric.”

From MarketWatch