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Feeling great rapture or delight.
ecstatic
rapt
enraptured
rhapsodic
joyous
1
Despite the team's disappointment, they received a
rapturous
welcome home last night.
2
He grasped it in his own and covered it with
rapturous
kisses.
3
One
rapturous
blogger called her 'the Everlasting Progressive, the Princess of News'.
4
Benedict's predecessor John Paul always met
rapturous
crowds in his Catholic Poland.
5
The great poet musicians can breathe out their inspirations in
rapturous
melodies.
6
In it the chiefs, to their
rapturous
surprise, beheld Murray and Edwin.
7
Edmund Rigby heard the vile
rapturous
imploring chorus of the souls beginning.
8
And he cannot pronounce upon its beauty in voice of
rapturous
content.
9
He laughs and kicks his little heels in
rapturous
glee, and then
10
The same happy,
rapturous
faces turned to the shaggy figure of Denísov.
11
And overhead the
rapturous
bird-voice pealed forth a perfect paean of victory.
12
Rarely has the town hosted a more
rapturous
aftermath to a final.
13
Mrs. Warren was not yet dressed, but was
rapturous
in her greeting.
14
He went on to also win the 5000m before a
rapturous
crowd.
15
And calling forth from old and young a burst of
rapturous
praise.
16
With burning vows and
rapturous
words I pledged my life to her.
rapturous
rapturous applause
rapturous reception
most rapturous
rapturous welcome
rapturous delight