Meanings of jubilance in English

The other answered in a rare, rich tone of suppressed jubilance of feeling.

The creatures erupted into a growling, screeching cheer, a disorganized howl of total jubilance.

Kalem thought it sounded reasonable, but the initial burst of jubilance suddenly seemed further away.

He's been here! Sano could hardly contain his jubilance as he and Hirata exchanged grins.

There was a subdued jubilance in his manner.

He did not see the flood of sunlight-hedid not hear the mad jubilance of the canary.

She held the phone with both hands and stared at the screen without a hint of jubilance.

Everyone's favourite family man Barnaby Joyce kept his New England seat and he made his jubilance eloquently known.

To her consternation, that thought doused her jubilance like a bucket of water poured over a roaring campfire.

Then there came a rush of glad life to his heart and he could have shouted in his jubilance.

He waited until they came up, their horses pounding over the uneven sod urged by the jubilance of their riders.

The Nanas were part of the feminist battle Saint Phalle was waging, but their sheer jubilance often obscured their social message.

Though the handwriting was less firm than the foregoing, there was a jubilance about the closing lines which even the Chinese felt.

She fell at Edith's feet, and over the lagoon came again the tinklings, now with a quicker note of jubilance-almostof triumph.

A suppressed jubilance such as had seized and held him when he first beheld the disabled airplane in the desert valley, filled Johnny now.

Very soon her whole treasury of knowledge and feeling, of experience and character, was laid with youthful jubilance on the altar of the Lord.