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Meanings of elate with in English
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Usage of elate with in English
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Yet Perion laughed exultingly, because he was elate with dreams of the future.
2
Therefore the Conservatives were very elate with their triumph.
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El Zagal gathered together his captives and his booty, and proceeded, elate with success, to Granada.
4
This they knew the desert could never do, and it caused their spirits to elate with hope.
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Schurz went to Cincinnati elate with hope.
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I would sometimes go to my morning's work, my heart elate with lofty hope and high resolve.
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He was gone just the three months which he had himself named, and then returned elate with his news.
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Here, a few hours before, his heart elate with hope, he had hastened forward to meet Grace St. John.
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The sudden revulsion of feeling such a vision was calculated to occasion in a man elate with joy, may be conceived.
10
On leaving San Salvador, the Spaniards, their hearts elate with joy and pride in their discovery, hardly knew whither to go.
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De Pean, elate with his success, did not let the gaiety of the party flag for a moment during their return.
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He went over to Hardenburg, elated with the fact that he could move.
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Surely he was joyful as he went, and elated with high prospects, singing:
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His enemies were elated with triumph, his friends dejected by regret.
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He appeared to be elated with some secret good news.
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What was their prosperous estate, When high exalted and elate With power and pride?