exulted

This time it’s a half-hour with Hall of Famer Jeff Contompasis, who exults in his persona of Ultra-Invite-Nerd, delving into odd bits of Loser arcana and telling about his patented Vitey-Sense about which contest will be coming up next.

She must not let herself be prisoned by a mere body that exulted blindly, basely, in its vigor.

It was a glorious morning, and they exulted in it, rejoicing in the joy of living.

It was but another tribute to his power, and he exulted in the natural accessories that rendered this final scene so impressive.

Rhoda went quite meekly, and Esther having seen, exulted and thought she also should dare revolt.

The men at first exulted in their new leisure; they were well enough content to kill a whale and loaf a week before another kill.

They sympathized with and exulted in these things, and hoped for their extension in Cuba.

In their triumphs she exulted; by their failures she was depressed.

She was powerless—and very deep down within her there leaped a wild thing that rejoiced—that exulted—in her powerlessness.

So you exulted at recognizing a fellow-slave in one so fair and imperial?