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exhilarant

[ig-zil-er-uhnt] / ɪgˈzɪl ər ənt /


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Certainly ill-fortune must have befallen some one to make the good man so exhilarant.

From Paul Prescott's Charge by Alger, Horatio

He laughed, something exhilarant in his boiling over, and even in her sudden terror of him she looked at his bare teeth and felt the unnice beauty of the storm.

From The Vertical City by Hurst, Fannie

It was a sham exhilarant to which fatal reactions could not but attach.

From On Nothing and Kindred Subjects by Belloc, Hilaire

Psyche has loosed herself from the fettering contact of Daimon, and lo, now, how daintily she poises on tiptoe, fluttering her wings ere she launches like a star into the wide exhilarant ether!

From The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 32, June, 1860 by Various

For months it had haunted him in his idle moments, inspiring him with vague and exhilarant emotions.

From The Gray Phantom by Landon, Herman




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