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1
At sight of him they danced and cried out in
exuberant
joy
.
2
At no time had the
exuberant
joy
in mere existence stirred more strongly within me.
3
There was no
exuberant
joy
to meet this suggestion.
4
Live-Oaks shook hands with itself in
exuberant
joy
.
5
All the guests were suddenly seized with
exuberant
joy
,
and all their faces became radiant again.
6
My mother exchanges a rueful look with me, but she does not restrain Bridget's
exuberant
joy
.
7
How brimful they are of
exuberant
joy
!
8
This time, the honour had fallen upon Olive, who had received it with temperate resignation rather than
exuberant
joy
.
9
Now and then, unable to restrain his
exuberant
joy
,
Ootah sang his love to the clouds, the waves, the winds.
10
Lincoln's
exuberant
joy
over the capture of Vicksburg is revealed in an entry made at the time in Mr. Welles's Diary.
11
I shrink from painting to you the rainbow brightness, the profusion, the
exuberant
joy
of love's springtime, as we know it.
12
The
exuberant
joy
of her unformed maidenhood, with its power of self- direction, attracted the reserved, intellectual nature of Mr. Thaxter.
13
The gaiety of their cities, and this
exuberant
joy
of life they communicated to all about them, were sufficient proofs of it.
14
For when many joy together, each also has more
exuberant
joy
for that they are kindled and inflamed one by the other.
15
Because the glad surprise of suddenly regained health is a shock to the mind; and this holds and satisfies the thought with
exuberant
joy
.
16
His letters were running over with youth and
exuberant
joy
,
which reached its climax in the days that followed the victory of the Marne.
exuberant
joy
exuberant