Significats de almost ecstatic en anglès

Sonia had the air of one steeped in an almost ecstatic content.

He sighed, almost ecstatic, and felt like hugging the great shaggy ape.

For some time they had all preserved an almost ecstatic silence.

The joy expressed by the French newspapers was almost ecstatic.

The first taste of the breeze, as they neared Westminster Bridge, was almost ecstatic.

The boy's joy at the few sous which I gave him was almost ecstatic.

Della, too, wore an almost ecstatic tone on her face.

A day later, however, he seemed almost ecstatic- ahatedfoe had made a major blunder.

He exclaimed in a clear, almost ecstatic voice:

The sinking sun lit an almost ecstatic face.

Ratana had been almost ecstatic.

One day, as we came from one of these blessed visits, Brother Semmens burst out in almost ecstatic delight,-

Since perhaps not everything is false, may nothing cure us, my love, of the almost ecstatic pleasure of lying.

To Burton, who was in those days an epicure in sensations, there was something almost ecstatic in the pleasure of that evening.

The bird-songs seemed almost ecstatic, and the voices of the children, permitted at last to go out of doors, vied with them in gladness.

This excessive, almost idiotic admiration, this implicit, absurd faith in his beloved, gave the painted face of the count a strange, almost ecstatic expression.