euphoriain a sentence
-
•
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
-
•
I asked, euphoric and terrified at the same time. (source)euphoric = with a feeling of extreme happiness
-
•
A LITTLE SOMETHING TO DAMPEN THE EUPHORIA: She had gotten away with nothing.† (source)EUPHORIA = extreme happiness
Show 3 more sentences
-
•
It took a moment for the meaning of that to cut through her euphoria.† (source)
-
•
Rarely awake at this hour, Emile was in an unprecedented state of euphoria.† (source)
-
•
I was sitting in Psychology 101 when the professor read the symptoms aloud from the overhead screen: depression, mania, paranoia, euphoria, delusions of grandeur and persecution.† (source)
▲ show less (of above)
Show 10 more with 4 word variations
-
•
The euphoria, the overwhelming sense of relief, that had initially accompanied my return to Petersburg faded, and an unexpected melancholy took its place.† (source)euphoria = extreme happiness
-
•
How swiftly his mind was spinning as he worked, how euphoric the sensation of deliverance that beat in him.† (source)euphoric = extremely happy
-
•
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)
-
•
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)
-
•
The state of euphoria brought on by losing a few pounds soon wore off, accelerated perhaps by the annoying stench of stale sweat emanating from the suit.† (source)euphoria = extreme happiness
-
•
As well as a number of rather euphoric volunteers, there are fortunately also some who haven't been infected by the general enthusiasm.† (source)euphoric = extremely happy
-
•
At that time, as the post—World War II euphoria wore off and people began to adjust to a world at peace, there were two types of people in Jackson: those who uprooted their lives and planted them in the industrial powerhouses of the new America, and those who didn't.† (source)euphoria = extreme happiness
-
•
But that wasn't completely responsible for the euphoric mood I was in, not even close.† (source)euphoric = extremely happy
-
•
Though he was still sick, wasted, and weak, he glowed with euphoria such as he had never experienced.† (source)euphoria = extreme happiness
-
•
Listening to the magnified sound of my own breath is peaceful and strangely euphoric.† (source)euphoric = extremely happy
▲ show less (of above)