Elation (noun)

A feeling of great joy and pride.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french élévation, from latin elevatio(n-), from elevare "raise".

Examples:

  1. The team felt a great sense of elation after winning the championship.
  2. The announcement of her promotion filled her with elation.
  3. The sight of the majestic mountain filled him with elation and a sense of awe.
  4. The elation of the lottery winner was palpable as he held the giant check.
  5. The elation of the audience was contagious as they cheered and applauded the performance.
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