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Meanings of exultant in English
Usage of exultant in English
1
The man was openly exultant; he stood for Demos grasping the sceptre.
2
US and British envoys were exultant about the low vote for Iran.
3
The exultant chant of the lone occupant of the building suddenly ceased.
4
Towards the close of day the stranger strode into the hall exultant.
5
Brünnhilde arrives among the exultant throng in tears, bearing Sieglinde with her.
6
With an exultant shout Hogan jumped up and started for the line.
7
Gordon looked over the seething mass of excited men with exultant response.
8
Miriam suggested, in a voice which contrasted curiously with that exultant cry.
9
That's the plan for you, the gentleman exclaimed, in an exultant tone.
10
Sandy McTrigger grounded his canoe on the sand-bar with an exultant yell.
11
A sturdy and even exultant cheerfulness was, however, steadily growing in him.
12
The Sheep banged forth with both barrels, and gave an exultant cry.
13
Henry looks exultant, like a man who has won a great battle.
14
The fierce, tender egoism of her love filled him with exultant pride.
15
She was conscious, too, of something formidable-carelesslyexultant in his own strength.
16
But Urrea, although younger and lower in rank, was firm, even exultant.
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Exultant through the time
Exultant across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common