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1. (adj.) exultant
highly elated; jubilant; triumphant.
Etymology: (1645–55; < L)
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1. (adj) exultant, exulting, jubilant, prideful, rejoicing, triumphal, triumphant
joyful and proud especially because of triumph or success
"rejoicing crowds filled the streets on VJ Day"; "a triumphal success"; "a triumphant shout"
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1. (adj) exultant
inclined to exult; characterized by, or expressing, exultation; rejoicing triumphantly
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Sense: very happy (at a victory or success etc)
exultant football fans.
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 Afrikaans: uitgelate |
 Arabic: مُبْتَهِج، فَرِح جدا |
 Bulgarian: ликуващ |
 Brazilian: exultante |
 Czech: jásající |
 German: triumphierend |
 Danish: jublende; triumferende |
 Greek: ενθουσιασμένος |
 Spanish: jubiloso, triunfante |
 Estonian: juubeldav |
 Farsi: شاد و سرمست |
 Finnish: riemuitseva |
 French: triomphant |
 Hebrew: צוֹהֶל |
 Hindi: प्रसन्न |
 Croatian: ushićen, razdragan |
 Hungarian: ujjongó |
 Indonesian: bersukacita |
 Icelandic: fagnandi |
 Italian: esultante |
 Japanese: 大喜びの |
 Korean: 기뻐 날뛰는 |
 Lithuanian: džiūgaujantis |
 Latvian: līksmojošs; gavilējošs; t |
 Malay: bersukacita |
 Dutch: jubelend |
 Norwegian: jublende, triumferende |
 Polish: rozradowany |
 Persian: شاد و سرمست |
 Pashto: خوشخاله |
 Portuguese: exultante/triunfante |
 Romanian: fericit, bucuros; triumf |
 Russian: ликующий |
 Slovak: jasajúci |
 Slovenian: presrečen |
 Serbian: razdragan |
 Swedish: jublande |
 Thai: รื่นเริง |
 Turkish: coşkun |
 Taiwanese: 狂喜的 |
 Ukrainian: тріумфуючий, радіючий |
 Urdu: خوش خرم |
 Vietnamese: hân hoan |
 Chinese: 狂喜的，兴高采烈的 |
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