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1. (v.i.) exult
to show or feel a lively or triumphant joy:
exulted over their victory.
2. exult
Obs. to leap for joy.
Etymology: (1560–70; < L ex(s)ultāre to leap up, exult)
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1. (verb) exult, walk on air, be on cloud nine, jump for joy
feel extreme happiness or elation
2. (verb) exuberate, exult, rejoice, triumph, jubilate
to express great joy
"Who cannot exult in Spring?"
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1. (verb) exult
to be in high spirits; figuratively, to leap for joy; to rejoice in triumph or exceedingly; to triumph; as, an exulting heart
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Sense: (withinorat) to be very happy; to rejoice
They exulted in their victory / at the news of their victory.
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 Afrikaans: juig, jubel |
 Arabic: يَبْتَهِج، يفرَح جِدا |
 Bulgarian: ликувам |
 Brazilian: exultar |
 Czech: jásat |
 German: frohlocken, triumphieren |
 Danish: juble; fryde sig; triumfe |
 Greek: θριαμβολογώ |
 Spanish: regocijarse |
 Estonian: juubeldama |
 Farsi: شادی کردن؛ به شور و شعف آ |
 Finnish: riemuita |
 French: (se) réjouir (de) |
 Hebrew: לִצהוֹל |
 Hindi: बहुत प्रसन्न होना |
 Croatian: klicati od veselja |
 Hungarian: örvendez |
 Indonesian: bahagia |
 Icelandic: fagna |
 Italian: esultare |
 Japanese: 大喜びをする |
 Korean: 기뻐 날뛰다 |
 Lithuanian: džiūgauti |
 Latvian: līksmot; gavilēt; triumfē |
 Malay: bahagia |
 Dutch: jubelen |
 Norwegian: juble, hovere, triumfere |
 Polish: radować się |
 Persian: شادی کردن؛ به شور و شعف آ |
 Pashto: خوشخالى كول |
 Portuguese: exultar |
 Romanian: a exalta |
 Russian: ликовать |
 Slovak: jasať |
 Slovenian: veseliti se |
 Serbian: likovati |
 Swedish: jubla, fröjdas |
 Thai: ดีใจ |
 Turkish: mutlulukla coşmak |
 Taiwanese: 狂喜 |
 Ukrainian: радіти, торжествувати |
 Urdu: نہایت مسرور |
 Vietnamese: hân hoan |
 Chinese: 狂喜 |
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