Sample Sentences foreuphoria (auto-selected)
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It was that crazy backstage theater mayhem where sweaty actors stand euphoric while people come worship them for a few seconds. (source)euphoric = with feelings of extreme happiness
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I asked, euphoric and terrified at the same time. (source)euphoric = with a feeling of extreme happiness
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It took a moment for the meaning of that to cut through her euphoria.† (source)
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A LITTLE SOMETHING TO DAMPEN THE EUPHORIA: She had gotten away with nothing.† (source)
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Rarely awake at this hour, Emile was in an unprecedented state of euphoria.† (source)
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Harry's euphoria at finally winning the Quidditch Cup lasted at least a week.† (source)
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"Well —" Euphoria had made me generous.† (source)
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Listening to the magnified sound of my own breath is peaceful and strangely euphoric.† (source)
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Their euphorias and depressions are so closely intertwined that it's hard to say which one's emotional peaks and valleys influence the other more.† (source)
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The sobs heaved out almost euphorically, like air bubbles in seltzer water, that first crisp sip, as I gripped the sides of the sink, doubling over.† (source)
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Mammy could be as indomitable in her fits of euphoria as in her attacks of rage.† (source)
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The body, learning a thing is good for it, interprets the flavor as pleasurable—slightly euphoric.† (source)
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But I'm jacked up on adrenaline and euphoria.† (source)
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Certainly he had seemed awfully pleased with something, almost euphoric.† (source)
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Instead, a feeling of refreshed euphoria swam through him, almost made him dizzy.† (source)
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As well as a number of rather euphoric volunteers, there are fortunately also some who haven't been infected by the general enthusiasm.† (source)
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