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A state of being carried away by overwhelming emotion.
transport
ecstasy
exaltation
raptus
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enlevo
1
I visited with a natural
rapture
the largest book-store in the world.
2
There is a
rapture
in the stream as in the pathless woods.
3
I was in a
rapture
of excitement; the interruption made me wild.
4
Fox hailed in a
rapture
of exultation the fall of the Bastille.
5
Suddenly his
rapture
was broken through; the singer had stopped the orchestra.
6
Here is the
rapture
of the mystic, the triumph of the saint.
7
That made
rapture
feel especially valuable, because it was evidently so vulnerable.
8
The widow confronted the chimney-piece, and clasped her hands in silent
rapture
.
9
All the man in him trembled under the
rapture
of her touch.
10
Sir Norman raised the hand he held, in
rapture
to his lips:
11
She seated herself by the window listening with
rapture
in her eyes.
12
The prince stood by, frowning at the
rapture
of the elder lady.
13
There came the old
rapture
of conquest, that made her social genius.
14
She embraced me and I embraced her in a
rapture
of reunion.
15
Surely the angels know nothing of the
rapture
of such a work.
16
When the
rapture
reached an almost unbearable peak, Quinn heard the voices.
rapture
careless rapture
such rapture
silent rapture
first rapture
pure rapture
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enlevo
êxtase
embevecimento
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èxtasi
exaltació
Spanish
arrebatamiento
exaltación