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View definitions for exulted

exulted

verb as in be joyful

verb as in boast

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This time it’s a half-hour with Hall of Famer Jeff Contompasis, who exults in his persona of Ultra-Invite-Nerd, delving into odd bits of Loser arcana and telling about his patented Vitey-Sense about which contest will be coming up next.

Still, Clinton aides exulted in schadenfreude when their enemies faltered.

“A great victory for the people of Massachusetts,” Warren exulted.

They exulted amid their keenest pangs that they were counted worthy to suffer for their divine Master.

Wrapped in their fiery vesture and shroud of flame, they yet exulted in their glorious victory.

A fine girl and boy were born to them; and need I say how their hearts expanded and exulted, and seemed to grow twice as large.

Enemies exulted, foretelling an early dissolution of the feeble bands which held the dangerous Colony together.

"It's pretty," the child exulted as she shook out the soft folds.

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On this page you'll find 33 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to exulted, such as: rejoice, cheer, jubilate, celebrate, be delighted, and be elated.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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