exult
21exult — verb show or feel triumphant elation. Derivatives exultancy noun exultant adjective exultantly adverb exultation noun exulting adjective exultingly adverb Origin …
22exult — v. n. Triumph, rejoice (for success or victory), leap for joy, be in transport, rejoice excessively, rejoice tauntingly …
23exult — verb (I) formal to show that you are very happy and proud, especially because you have succeeded in doing something (+ at/in): They exulted at their victory. (+ over): The people exulted over their fallen enemies. exultation / egzVl teISFn/ noun… …
24exult — verb 1) her opponents exulted when she left Syn: rejoice, be joyful, be happy, be delighted, be elated, be ecstatic, be overjoyed, be jubilant, be rapturous, be in raptures, be thrilled, jump for joy, be on cloud nine, be in seventh heaven;… …
25exult — v rejoice, jubilate, triumph, glory; glory in, sing about, crow; jump for joy, skip, dance, make merry, revel; be elated, be exhilarated, be in high spirits, be in transport, be in ecstasy; be glad, be delighted …
26exult — ex·ult …
27exult — /əgˈzʌlt / (say uhg zult), /ɛg / (say eg ) verb (i) 1. (sometimes followed by in, at, over) to show or feel a lively or triumphant joy; rejoice exceedingly; be highly elated; be jubilant: she exulted to find that she had won. 2. Obsolete to leap …
28exult — See brag …
29exult — v.intr. (often foll. by at, in, over, or to + infin.) 1 be greatly joyful. 2 (often foll. by over) have a feeling of triumph (over a person). Derivatives: exultancy n. exultation n. exultant adj. exultantly adv. exultingly adv. Etymology: L… …
30Incendium aere alieno non exult debitorem — A fire does not discharge a debtor of his debt …
