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Definition
feel or express extreme happiness or elation
- It would be wonderful, she exulted, not to have to live in Other People's Houses, but to make her own shrine.Chapter 3 (91% in)
- He shyly exulted: "Look!Chapter 3 (73% in)
- She came home too seriously worried for hysteria; and when she found Kennicott waiting for her, and exulting, "Have a walk?Chapter 4 (33% in)
- Carol hastened out of the shop exulting, "She didn't make fun of me....Chapter 9 (5% in)
- Carol exulted.Chapter 17 (53% in)
- While she wondered at the pearl texture of his ear she exulted, "I feel like an old woman, with a skin like sandpaper, beside him, and I'm glad of it!Chapter 20 (20% in)
- Everywhere Carol heard that the war was going to bring a basic change in psychology, to purify and uplift everything from marital relations to national politics, and she tried to exult in it.Chapter 23 (11% in)
- At the Bon Ton, Carol heard Nat Hicks the tailor exulting: "Old Perce certainly pulled a good one on this fellow Bjornstam that always is shooting off his mouth.Chapter 23 (65% in)
There are no more uses of "exult" in Main Street.
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