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Meanings of euphoria in English
Mental and emotional condition in which a person experiences intense feelings of well-being, elation, happiness and excitement.
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euphoria 
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Examples for "pleasure"
Examples for "pleasure"
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Background: People commonly use psychoactive substances to increase physical and psychological pleasure.
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To test the food of a great chef is work of pleasure.
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Otherwise, he is pleasure without principle, energy without direction, locomotion without purpose.
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It was a great pleasure working and relaxing there this past week.
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You cannot know my pleasure to feel again my strength set free.
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Is it possible to experience joy daily, not just in special circumstances?
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Let's try to continue the nice history with a lot of joy.
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Two great men who gave joy to millions in very different ways.
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Spin-up begins right now, of course, just to add to our joy.
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It seemed authentically convincing; it was glorious; it was full of joy:
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Indeed, the same choice may bring great happiness yet also great pain.
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The best hope of happiness is helping families resolve problems from birth.
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OPINION: Many persons have a wrong idea of what constitutes true happiness.
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This gave the greatest happiness to the greatest number: quite easily done.
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Devices used to measure various health indicators can also gauge worker happiness.
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Self-rated health was not associated with body image concern or weight satisfaction.
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The indicators include food safety, patient and staff satisfaction and complaint resolution.
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However, improved quality and variety had helped push satisfaction to higher levels.
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Business satisfaction with the government continues to improve, a new survey shows.
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The questions about work, back satisfaction, and pain medication showed good agreement.
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People often think that contentment comes when they have everything they want.
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It's just that I'm looking for more than physical contentment right now.
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So, what was contentment in the slave became philanthropy in the emperor.
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Up until that point I was faking happiness and contentment, John said.
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Neither assurance nor bashfulness; newspaper print; aid an undoubting air of contentment.
Usage of euphoria in English
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Friday was the morning after and, following the euphoria, reality was biting.
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Instead, post-election media reports reflected a widespread sense of euphoria and joy.
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I think the public are not looking for pie-in-the-sky promises, or euphoria.
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Of course, that added to the laughter and euphoria of that day.
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But our early euphoria quickly ran into the brutal realities of politics.
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There was euphoria over the vote in much of the British press.
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Gary Wolfe described the general euphoria in the October 1994 Wired magazine:
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But any football-related euphoria was quickly undermined by some grim economic news.
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Initial euphoria over the plan had driven stocks sharply higher on Monday.
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Anything that created such euphoria and felt so addictive would have consequences.
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This exceptionally gifted side have given their country moments of euphoria before.
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His euphoria passed into boredom again without one change in his surroundings.
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Salandra was under pressure from warmongers whose euphoria was beginning to curdle.
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Looking back, there was another reason for Americans to curb their euphoria.
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And I think, to this day, he can key into that euphoria.
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It should rush quickly past the initial stages of euphoria and mania.
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Euphoria through the time
Euphoria across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare