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Meanings of great exultation in English
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Usage of great exultation in English
1
It was the reversion of power; it brought her a great exultation.
2
Encouraged by this idea they attacked him, coming on with great exultation.
3
The fall of Louisbourg brought great exultation to the English colonies.
4
The room was cold, but a great exultation kept her warm.
5
The victory caused great exultation on the border; but Alwyn said to his nephew:
6
Although he concealed it, the spy felt a great exultation.
7
He felt a great exultation surge through his body.
8
No thought of turning back, no particular fear, no great exultation, simply a keeping straight on.
9
A great exultation began to fill Anthony's heart.
10
Bartlemy, having tied the animals, now came up to the door of the hut in great exultation.
11
A great exultation welled up in me, the voice of youth and ambition, the lust to conquer.
12
The Governor was delighted with his toy, and took it off to his harem with great exultation.
13
A great exultation ran through her body.
14
The result of the Battle of Long Island gave the British great exultation and correspondingly depressed the Americans.
15
One, observing the play of my fingers reflected in the nameboard, called in great exultation to her companions.
16
A great exultation swept through Neewa.
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