to jubilate

Examples

• All

• The crowd jubilated after their team won the championship.

• How can you jubilate Sitting in cages Never taking wing?

  Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007)

• "She'll be tickled to death to get this candy," Luke jubilated.

  Fiction book (1996)

• They jubilated in the streets when the news of the victory was announced.

Synonyms

C

to celebrate

vsto jubilate

∞ 1.4

To join fun events to mark a special day or achievement

is about feeling or showing joy rather than marking events

C

to cheer

vsto jubilate

392 1.0

To make someone feel happier

is about feeling or showing great joy rather than causing happiness

R

to rejoice

vsto jubilate

93 3.6

Feel or show that you are very happy

is the same meaning with no difference described

E

to exult

vsto jubilate

• Formal

6 7.0

Feel or show great joy after a success

is used more generally for joy not only after success

G

to glory

vsto jubilate

4 5.3

To take great pride in something

is general joyful celebration without emphasis on pride

J

to jollify

vsto jubilate

• Archaic

9.8

Celebrate loudly with singing, dancing, and drinking

is joyful celebration without the loud lively party focus

Antonyms

M

to mourn

191 3.0

Feel or show deep sadness after someone dies

L

to lament

• Formal

62 5.0

To show or say that you feel sad about something

How Joyful

to exult

• Formal

6 7.0

to jubilate

1 8.4

to rejoice

93 3.6

to celebrate

∞ 1.4

Surface Forms

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Etymology