Ecstatic (adjective)

1. Feeling or showing intense happiness and self-forgetfulness.
2. Being beyond reason and self-control.
3. Being in an emotional or religious frenzy or trance-like state.
4. Being in a state of heightened emotional or sexual excitement.

Origin:

From old french estasie, from latin ecstasy, from greek ekstasis "standing outside oneself", from ek- "out of" + histanai "to stand".

Examples:

1. She was ecstatic when she won the competition.
2. He was ecstatic during the religious ceremony.
3. The music brought her to an ecstatic state.
4. The couple was ecstatic during the intimate moment.
5. The drug caused an ecstatic state of euphoria.