ecstatic

[ek-stat-ik] / ɛkˈstæt ɪk /

ADJECTIVE

very happy, blissful

Synonyms

STRONGEST

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

STRONG

crazy

WEAK

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

Antonyms

STRONGEST

apathetic depressed down indifferent not happy reasonable sad sorrowful unenthusiastic unexcited unhappy

WEAK

despairing tormented troubled

Example Sentences

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Initially Squire was ecstatic, expecting they could access a digitised customer list.

From BBC

She said June seemed happy and was "ecstatic" about the arrival of her baby.

From BBC

And I know Tūtū will be ecstatic for me to have classmates over.

From Literature

He said he was ecstatic not only to participate in the big traditions but to “go to a regular high school class.”

From Los Angeles Times

Herman’s “Apple Honey” and Kenton’s “Southern Scandal” are also especially ecstatic.

From The Wall Street Journal