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exultation

[eg-zuhl-tey-shuhn, ek-suhl-] / ˌɛg zʌlˈteɪ ʃən, ˌɛk sʌl- /


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Asked for his takeaways from 97 games with the Clippers, Shamet said he “could go a number of ways with that,” because they ran the spectrum from exultation to dejection.

From Los Angeles Times

The artist elevates their continual pushback for justice, writ large by the Black Lives Matter movement, in the torch’s flame, crowded with the outstretched mannequin arms as an image of both oppression and exultation.

From New York Times

And now there is the season of exultation, with Betts ready to commit to the Dodgers likely for the rest of his career.

From Los Angeles Times

Characters are treated to moments of aesthetic exultation — times when they lose themselves in the beauty of a scene or the company of another.

From Washington Post

There are other moments of exultation specific to this time: the ovations with which the public rewards health care workers for their kindness and courage, and their grateful response.

From Washington Times