deliriously

Examples

• All

• We spent two weeks together and we fell deliriously in love.

  Jumping the Broom (2011)

• I felt suddenly, deliriously happy.

  Fiction book (1993)

• Be deliriously happy, or at least leave yourself open to be.

  Meet Joe Black (1998)

• If the event is positive, you predict that you will be deliriously happy for a long time.

  Blog text (26)

• William is deliriously happy, hands upraised.

  Fiction book (2000)

• I am deliriously happy that we got a fair deal and people like you weren't involved to stop it.

  Blog text (11)

• And now I'm deliriously happy and always seeking out the pockets of joy and every day.

  Rich Roll

• I'm madly, deliriously in love with Sam.

  Son of the Gods (1930)

• Either you're deliriously happy, or you haven't slept.

  Beyond Borders (2003)

• She was deliriously happy when she received the news of her promotion.

Synonyms

W

wildly

vsdeliriously

104 2.9

In a way that is not controlled and shows strong feeling

is similar but usually centers more on extreme happiness

M

madly

vsdeliriously

61 3.2

In a very wild and uncontrolled way

is similar but usually emphasizes overwhelming joyful feeling

H

hysterically

vsdeliriously

29 4.8

In a way that is out of control with loud laughter or crying

is more about ecstatic happiness rather than distressful outbursts

F

frenzied

vsdeliriously

21 6.5

Showing very strong excitement and uncontrolled actions

is similar but emphasizes joyful overwhelm rather than mere chaos

F

feverishly

vsdeliriously

13 5.1

In a way that shows very fast, nervous energy because of strong excitement or worry

is emotionally wild rather than suggesting illness imagery

C

crazily

vsdeliriously

12 4.7

In a wild and foolish way

focuses more on joyful intensity rather than mere foolishness

M

maniacally

vsdeliriously

8 7.9

In a very wild and excited way without control

is more centered on ecstatic happiness than pure irrationality

E

ecstatically

vsdeliriously

2 6.0

In a very happy and excited way

is more likely to imply uncontrolled or irrational emotion

G

giddily

vsdeliriously

2 6.1

In a way that shows silly excitement and feeling dizzy

is more extreme and less limited to dizziness or silliness

M

manically

vsdeliriously

2 7.2

With very high energy and little control

overlaps but often adds joyful or euphoric intensity

E

exuberantly

vsdeliriously

1 5.1

In a lively, excited way

is stronger and more likely to be uncontrolled or frenzied

E

effusively

vsdeliriously

1 7.4

In a very warm and emotional way that shows strong feeling

can be more wild or irrational rather than simply warm

R

rapturously

vsdeliriously

1 7.4

Showing great pleasure and excitement

leans more toward wild or uncontrolled emotional expression

E

euphorically

vsdeliriously

1 6.0

In a way that shows very strong happiness and excitement

is more about extreme, uncontrolled emotional overflow

E

exhilaratingly

vsdeliriously

1 6.4

In a way that makes you feel very happy and full of energy

tends to be more uncontrolled and overwhelming in feeling

I

intoxicatingly

vsdeliriously

1 7.6

In a way that makes you feel very excited and happy

focuses more on outward uncontrolled emotional behaviour

E

exultantly

vsdeliriously

• Formal

1 7.0

In a way that shows great joy after success

is similar but may be more wildly unrestrained and ecstatic

H

headily

vsdeliriously

8.8

In a way that makes you feel dizzy or very excited

is more about uncontrolled emotional display rather than inner effect

R

ravingly

vsdeliriously

• Informal

9.7

In a very excited and wild way

is closer to ecstatic joy rather than only irrational frenzy

R

raving

vsdeliriously

• Informal

8.1

In a very wild and angry way

often adds clearer joyful or ecstatic quality missing here

P

psychotically

vsdeliriously

• Informal

8.9

In a way that is extremely intense and unreasonable

is more about joyful overwhelm than clinical or severe intensity

Antonyms

C

calmly

110 1.0

In a calm, steady way without showing anger or nervousness

U

unemotionally

1 5.0

In a calm way that does not show feelings

How Excited

deliriously

5 6.3

ecstatically

2 6.0

joyfully

11 1.1

happily

279 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology