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Meanings of highly elated in English
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Usage of highly elated in English
1
He seemed to feel highly elated at suggesting such a brilliant idea.
2
So far from being depressed at the prospect, Alec looked highly elated.
3
This was unexpected success, and the members of the Junto were highly elated.
4
Benjamin felt like an uncaged bird, and was highly elated by his prospects.
5
With this I started for home, highly elated with my success.
6
Charlie Meyers was highly elated when he read Harriet Hamlin's note.
7
The fishermen are highly elated at the prospect of salmon-catching.
8
He was followed by three men gayly attired and highly elated, but comparatively sober.
9
He was highly elated, and pronounced everything a perfect success.
10
This was Lieutenant Thomas's first raid, and he was highly elated with its success.
11
They were highly elated by the news, and they helped to pack up with alacrity.
12
The inventor was highly elated, and not without reason.
13
He was highly elated, and they laughed heartily to see how well the play worked.
14
They claimed a decided victory, and were highly elated.
15
We must not get too highly elated at success, for life is not all success.
16
They were highly elated at this, and we rode along in the best possible humor together.
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