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Meanings of exhilaration in English
Usage of exhilaration in English
1
His exhilaration had been eviscerated immediately by the reality of her condition.
2
Drinking deeply, he looked forward with rare exhilaration to the pilgrimage ahead.
3
The Brown staff were oblivious of fatigue in the exhilaration of victory.
4
My memory of that first year is one of panic and exhilaration.
5
I experienced only an increasing exhilaration and a delightful effervescence of thought.
6
Either might have provided the mixture of exhilaration and revulsion she needs.
7
There was an exhilaration in the sport that would not be denied.
8
He felt a brief, calm exhilaration, and then the window was gone.
9
A sense of courage and exhilaration is expressed in her spirited bearing.
10
The exhilaration of the ride we had taken was still upon us.
11
They like the exhilaration of bright colour, and the crispness of contrast.
12
That exhilaration does not froth away, leaving bitter dregs in the cup.
13
The keen rush through the air brought a new exhilaration to Tuppence.
14
The outside air was cold, but it made Zach sigh in exhilaration.
15
If you're just in it for the exhilaration and exercise benefits, maybe.
16
Next moment, the keen exhilaration of the ride gave way to horror.
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Exhilaration through the time
Exhilaration across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common