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delight

[dih-lahyt] / dɪˈlaɪt /




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The reporter described Maggie and Kate Fox embracing “upon each other’s necks in an ecstasy of affection and delight at being together once again.”

From Literature

He delights in his mastery of the battlefield, military or civilian, flexing his psychological muscles with a sociopath’s defiant swagger.

From Los Angeles Times

William was delighted to spot a group of children holding up a scarf for Aston Villa, the football club he has supported since his school days.

From BBC

She was delighted at the time, but it was tough work.

From Barron's

Servin remembered her daughter as a bubbly toddler with piercing blue eyes who wriggled with delight at the sight of Elmo.

From Los Angeles Times