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Meanings of jubilate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "triumph"
Examples for "triumph"
1
Marriage, it has been said, represents the triumph of hope over experience.
2
As a result, her reinstatement represents a triumph for the existing culture.
3
Jubilant scenes greeted his triumph, 11 years since his last major victory.
4
The squad were given a few days off following their title triumph.
5
For a moment he felt the surge of a great personal triumph.
1
How the Opposition could rejoice at this nightmare result is beyond me.
2
At another time I shall rejoice in telling the story in detail.
3
Everyone would rejoice in the accomplishment of the results which it seeks.
4
We rejoice in memories of his comradeship; we deeply mourn our loss.
5
To rejoice in the midst of trial is health to the soul.
1
Therefore our hearts rejoice in Thee, our souls exult in Thy salvation.
2
The big woodsman, his rebellion once started, seemed to exult in it.
3
Piety was supposed not to abhor, but to exult in the exploit.
4
I shall become Buddha and make all the world exult with joy.
5
Sometimes you can exult in the stress because it propels you along.
1
Work is a tonic which exuberates mentally, morally, and physically the man who wisely adjusts himself to it.
Usage of jubilate in English
1
But, jubilate, I have got my garden all hoed the first time!
2
P.S.- Ihavewronged you, Jason, by my suspicions; never mind,-jubilate!
3
Shout amain, exalt your voices, stamp your feet, jubilate, Organ Mountains!
4
She fell on her knees in an exalted, jubilate spirit.
5
Women, above all, are expected to jubilate at all costs.
6
Our music is not a dirge, but a jubilate.
7
McGegan predicts a bright future for it and enthusiastically describes it as a baroque virtuoso equivalent of Mozart's Exsultate, jubilate.
8
To whoop and jubilate and jazz;
9
Jubilate Singers Music Director previews their performance of Handel's oratorio Israel in Egypt.
10
Christchurch's Jubilate Singers are celebrating their 40th anniversary in style.
11
Suddenly Leonore called back in jubilating tones, "Salo, Salo, did you hear?"
12
Who was he? And after glaring at me wildly he would go on, jubilating and sneering.
13
I waited until the Jubilate was ended and then went in to bid good-bye to my friends.
14
Music Director of Christchurch based 'Jubilate Singers' ensemble presenting French works for choir and organ this Sunday.
15
He looks at the clouds, the mountains, the living beings of the earth, and vaults and jubilates!
16
The passing music had a jubilating effect upon our guards, who paraded gayly up and down the room.
Frequent collocations
Jubilate through the time