euphoria

Because, even amid the euphoria of his side's World Cup win, head coach John Mitchell sounded a warning.

For 18 years, Clayton Kershaw pitched through the gamut of emotions as both a hero and a villain, moments of euphoria addled with spells of despair, picturesque summers disappearing into the wicked wilds of October.

And there's a communal euphoria in singing along to hits like Paradise, The Scientist, Yellow and Sky Full of Stars.

For those who wish to find a political reading in the movie, it’s there for them, a parable about migration and fascism but also the euphoria of a headlong rush into the unknown.

Small amounts of ketamine - a Class B drug - can give a sense of euphoria and excitement while large amounts can lead to a state known as the "K-hole," where users feel detached from reality.