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They’ve put faith in a star-studded prime-time special and a virtual parade, among other events, to distract from a National Mall populated by law enforcement officers instead of jubilant supporters.
INAUGURATIONS ARE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED EVENTS IN D.C. NOW PEOPLE MUST WATCH FROM THEIR COUCHES.EMILY DAVIESJANUARY 20, 2021WASHINGTON POST
Piegan, at this moment, set up a jubilant hallooing down the river, and shortly came rushing back to us.
RAW GOLDBERTRAND W. SINCLAIR
"Mon enfant," he triumphantly added, with an air of jubilant proprietorship.
THE PIT TOWN CORONET, VOLUME II (OF 3)CHARLES JAMES WILLS
It was not a hurrah that they gave so much as a wild, jubilant cry of inexpressible joy.
THE BOYS OF '61CHARLES CARLETON COFFIN.
The same jubilant success was attending the whole army, though not without sharp resistance on the part of the enemy in places.
THE COUNTY REGIMENTDUDLEY LANDON VAILL
He was led past the ammunition cases, and the men in their jubilant work of packing the mules.
THE TREASURE TRAILMARAH ELLIS RYAN
When Bumper floated away from the mouth of the sewer on his raft, he felt quite jubilant, and a little proud of his achievement.
BUMPER, THE WHITE RABBITGEORGE ETHELBERT WALSH
He withdrew with a jubilant flourish, and the two chums fell to on their food.
MOTOR MATT'S DARING, OR, TRUE TO HIS FRIENDSSTANLEY R. MATTHEWS
Father Letheby, after his unusually heavy confessional, was jubilant.
MY NEW CURATEP.A. SHEEHAN
He wears a jubilant air, and slaps the grave John on the back.
JOHN INGERFIELD AND OTHER STORIESJEROME K. JEROME
SYNONYM OF THE DAYMAY 8, 2021
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obnubilateverb (used with object) | [ob-noo-buh-leyt, -nyoo- ]SEE DEFINITION