ecstatic

Definition for ecstatic

adjective as in very happy, blissful

Strongest matches

blissful, delirious, elated, enthusiastic, euphoric, fervent, happy, joyful, joyous, mad, overjoyed, rapturous, rhapsodic, thrilled, upbeat

Strong match

crazy

Weak matches

athrill, beatific, dreamy, enraptured, entranced, floating, flying, flying high, gone, high, in exaltation, in seventh heaven, on cloud nine, pleased as punch, ravished, sent, sunny, tickled pink, tickled to death, transported, turned on, wild

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As an ardent lover of liège waffles, I was elated — no, ecstatic — when TJ’s first dropped its Brioche Style Liège Waffles.

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Although they "do not welcome the introduction of a levy on international students", he said they were "ecstatic that maintenance grant funding is back on the table".

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No such problems, though, for an ecstatic Palace and their supporters.

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Raleigh rounded the bases, then took a curtain call in front of an ecstatic crowd that included his parents, Todd and Stephanie Raleigh.

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They have petitioned the Supreme Court on cases the conservative majority seems to most want to hear, and according to NBC News, the White House is feeling “ecstatic” at their success.

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