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Meanings of ecstasy in English
Advanced emotion, subjective experience of total involvement of the subject, with an object of their awareness.
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Usage of ecstasy in English
1
The family denied that he had been taking ecstasy for four years.
2
In the first ecstasy of pleasure she luxuriates in joy and self-confidence.
3
Time stopped while his body shuddered with violent ecstasy; the world disappeared.
4
These perished in a moment of vulnerable ecstasy: just as they mated.
5
But we are the same; love, the brief ecstasy, and the end.
6
Shoom was where many new devotees took ecstasy for the first time.
7
He speaks in ecstasy of the Dream-thewhole volume beams with genius.
8
The ecstasy of human love passed in brief, intangible panorama before me.
9
I know the parameters of my existence and experience ecstasy every night.
10
Their lips met and their eyes closed in the ecstasy of bliss.
11
The little Trotters gathered around in an ecstasy of pleasure and surprise.
12
They have just taken G, aka GHB, also known as liquid ecstasy.
13
That night I paced the little cabin in an ecstasy of joy.
14
He spent the following days of solitude in a sort of ecstasy.
15
He offered her tablets, which he said were ecstasy, which she accepted.
16
Mr. Scobell was pacing the room in an ecstasy of triumphant rhetoric.
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Translations for ecstasy
Russian
Portuguese
Ecstasy through the time
Ecstasy across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common