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Meanings of exulting in English
Synonyms
Examples for "triumphant"
Examples for "triumphant"
1
This glimmer of hope could see tobacco make a triumphant return soon.
2
The Captain darted a triumphant glance in the direction of the tutor.
3
It was a triumphant campaign, but not all the news was good.
4
Verdict: A triumphant, life-affirming set from the indie-rock icons Rating: 4 stars
5
The Maestro was triumphant; his chest had gained two inches in expansion.
1
Laura found him in the porch, already rejoicing in the morning view.
2
For now, however, Conrad is rejoicing in his restored life and health.
3
The life that rejoices in solitude may be only rejoicing in selfishness.
4
Jefferson put the letter in his pocket and left the house rejoicing.
5
We're not rejoicing the way we anticipated because we know what's coming.
1
Addressing jubilant supporters, Ms Handel thanked key Republican figures, including President Trump.
2
The special quality of Jondalar's laugh-thehearty, jubilant freedom of it-invitedresponse.
3
The drop in the temperature was tremendous, but the ski-ers were jubilant.
4
Smoke met Shorty in the warm saloon, and found the latter jubilant.
5
Tens of thousands of jubilant people are gathered in St Peter's Square.
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.
1
The revelation of the mysteries is the triumphal close of the piece.
2
Then the retreat began; but it was more like a triumphal progress.
3
The progress of the expedition up the river resembled a triumphal procession.
4
The opera ends with the triumphal entry of the Czar into Moscow.
5
The Romans returned in triumphal procession and pageant to their own country.
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Young men, chests puffed out, swagger around the cars like prideful lions.
2
I feared that I'd been prideful and mistaken to make him leave.
3
Cab drivers hailed him as a likely fare, to his prideful content.
4
Lowry regarded it as nonsense at best, prideful and blasphemous at worst.
5
I didn't have it; at that point I was still prideful.
Usage of exulting in English
1
He was learning the flavor of real success and exulting in it.
2
Gissing moved to and fro exulting in the great tide of shopping.
3
The opening year found Cairo exulting in its deep and all-pervading mud.
4
And Camorak sat at the head of all, exulting in his youth.
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He was exulting in the thought that he must be peeving Amanda.
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Caiaphas was leading them proudly, exulting in the manifestations of their zeal.
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It was worthy of savages trained to murder, and exulting in agonies.
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The will, exulting above the world, would determine everything as it wanted.
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At this moment the entire Cathedral seemed living and exulting with joy.
10
The people returned this greeting with a roar like an exulting lion.
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The Saxons with exulting shouts pursued them, and great numbers were slaughtered.
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The savages observed them, and with an exulting yell dashed after them.
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Thus did Rose rattle on, exulting over the scheme she had devised.
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S: And when they returned to their own followers they returned exulting.
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The freshmen were tight-lipped, pretending knowledge where they had none, exulting secretly.
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Rising to their feet they returned with exulting shouts to their comrades.
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