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Meanings of exuberant joy in anglès

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Usage of exuberant joy in anglès
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At sight of him they danced and cried out in exuberant joy.
The Return of Tarzan
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At no time had the exuberant joy in mere existence stirred more strongly within me.
The Story of My Life — Volume 06
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There was no exuberant joy to meet this suggestion.
Black Jack
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Live-Oaks shook hands with itself in exuberant joy.
A Man Four-Square
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All the guests were suddenly seized with exuberant joy, and all their faces became radiant again.
Original Short Stories — Volume 11
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My mother exchanges a rueful look with me, but she does not restrain Bridget's exuberant joy.
The White Princess
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How brimful they are of exuberant joy!
The Venetian Painters of the Renaissance / Third Edition
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This time, the honour had fallen upon Olive, who had received it with temperate resignation rather than exuberant joy.
The Brentons
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Now and then, unable to restrain his exuberant joy, Ootah sang his love to the clouds, the waves, the winds.
The Eternal Maiden
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Lincoln's exuberant joy over the capture of Vicksburg is revealed in an entry made at the time in Mr. Welles's Diary.
The Every-day Life of Abraham Lincoln / A Narrative And Descript...
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I shrink from painting to you the rainbow brightness, the profusion, the exuberant joy of love's springtime, as we know it.
Letters of Two Brides
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The exuberant joy of her unformed maidenhood, with its power of self- direction, attracted the reserved, intellectual nature of Mr. Thaxter.
Authors and Friends
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The gaiety of their cities, and this exuberant joy of life they communicated to all about them, were sufficient proofs of it.
The Lion and the Mouse; a Story of an American Life
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For when many joy together, each also has more exuberant joy for that they are kindled and inflamed one by the other.
The Confessions of St. Augustine
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Because the glad surprise of suddenly regained health is a shock to the mind; and this holds and satisfies the thought with exuberant joy.
Rudimental Divine Science
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His letters were running over with youth and exuberant joy, which reached its climax in the days that followed the victory of the Marne.
Clerambault: The Story of an Independent Spirit During the War
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