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Meanings of elation in English
Usage of elation in English
1
We all have our particular mode of self-expression in moments of elation.
2
The elation we had felt earlier in the day was all gone.
3
Dann's first few sober years were a time of elation, she says.
4
Or do they want to share the elation of the United players?
5
They were told me by the taxidermist in a mood of elation.
6
Without elation, without an interval of moist glory the cold was gone.
7
Disbelief and then elation stole the words from her for a moment.
8
Now she felt the secret elation that follows on the dream realized.
9
There was no hint of elation in his voice nor any annoyance.
10
Jamie sighed, his elation gone and a weary sadness in its place.
11
Lieutenant Smith-Oldwick, on his part, was in the seventh heaven of elation.
12
I knew not if I felt anger or elation, fear or joy.
13
He did not intimate that he believed me to be in elation.
14
Lady Tatham opened her eyes, struck by the elation of the tone.
15
He turned back to face the mountains, felt the same fierce elation.
16
That elation of the young lover now had its boundary of thoughtfulness.
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Elation through the time
Elation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common