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euphoria

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Definition a feeling of extreme happiness
  • She's been euphoric since they started dating.
euphoric = a feeling of extreme happiness
  • Endorphins reduce pain and, in the absence of pain, can induce euphoria.
  • It's a great victory, but we can't get lost in euphoria. There's another game next week.
  • The market responds to gloom and euphoria as well as fundamentals.
  • I asked, euphoric and terrified at the same time.
    Nicholas Sparks  --  A Walk to Remember
  • euphoric = with a feeling of extreme happiness
  • It was that crazy backstage theater mayhem where sweaty actors stand euphoric while people come worship them for a few seconds.
    R.J. Palacio  --  Wonder
  • euphoric = with feelings of extreme happiness
  • God, it was one thing to come over here on a wave of post-Don soakage euphoria, but another thing entirely to actually do this crazy thing.
    Sarah Dessen  --  This Lullaby
  • He was teetering between panic and euphoria.
    Stieg Larsson  --  The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest
  • They borrowed a pickax from a group of raucous and euphoric German men and took their turns.
    Alice Sebold  --  Lucky
  • After the game the euphoric Fulmer spoke to the television cameras on the field, then rumbled into the Tennessee locker room.
    Michael Lewis  --  The Blind Side
  • Certainly he had seemed awfully pleased with something, almost euphoric.
    Tom Clancy  --  The Hunt for Red October
  • The government was in no great rush to begin negotiations; they were counting on the euphoria that greeted my release to die down.
    Nelson Mandela  --  Long Walk to Freedom
  • It's a very euphoric kind of thing.
    Malcolm Gladwell  --  Blink
  • But if they expected to relive some of the euphoria of the Bond Tour, they were mistaken.
    James Bradley  --  Flags of Our Fathers
  • As for Mack, the new lightness he felt was euphoric.
    William P. Young  --  The Shack
  • My running became smooth and unselfconscious, a source of euphoria.
    Yann Martel  --  Life of Pi
  • But I'm jacked up on adrenaline and euphoria.
    Rick Yancey  --  The 5th Wave
  • It took a moment for the meaning of that to cut through her euphoria.
    Michael Crichton  --  Jurassic Park
  • Republicans were euphoric.
    David McCullough  --  John Adams
  • Instead, a feeling of refreshed euphoria swam through him, almost made him dizzy.
    James Dashner  --  The Scorch Trials

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