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Meanings of elated in English

Spanish
regocijado

Exultantly proud and joyful; in high spirits.

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regocijado

Full of high-spirited delight.

Usage of elated in English
1
Everyone in Melbourne would have to feel elated with the news today.
Independent.ie
2
An elated Martlew said: The final felt amazing from the get go.
Radio NZ
3
But in some strange way the proposition excited him; he felt elated.
Elder Conklin and Other Stories
4
The owner of the cattle was elated over the restoration of order.
The Outlet
5
The Boers were hugely elated at the sight of the star shell.
The Record of a Regiment of the Line / Being a Regimental Histor...
6
Sitting there in the dark, she felt strangely elated over the fact.
The Triflers
7
She says she's elated and heart-warmed by the support she has received.
Radio NZ
8
Mr. Lincoln took an interest in this revelation that elated the petitioners.
The Golden Censer / Or, the duties of to-day, the hopes of the f...
9
You can definitely feel elated at one moment and dispirited the next.
The Guardian
10
Just thinking it-evenif it wasn't real-madehim feel elated, strangely reckless.
Rakes and radishes
11
He was elated when he heard of the safety of the Countess.
After Long Years and Other Stories
12
Jessa felt shocked and confused and elated, all at the same time.
Shadowlight
13
The poor little lady did not seem much elated at the proposal.
Bluebell / A Novel
14
Fergie was just elated to be involved and her excitement is understandable.
News.com.au
15
Anderson was in disbelief, but clearly elated about receiving the coveted award.
Radio NZ
16
Perceiving this, Ananda became elated in spirit, and one day he exclaimed:
The Twilight of the Gods, and Other Tales
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Translations for elated
Spanish
regocijado
Elated through the time
Elated across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common