jubilancy

8.1

A strong feeling of great joy after success

noun
/ˈdʒuːbɪlənsi/

: júbilo

The jubilancy in the stadium was palpable after the home team scored the winning goal.

Examples

The crowd erupted in jubilancy after the team's victory.
Her face shone with jubilancy when she received the good news.
Graduates tossed their caps in jubilancy as they celebrated their achievements.
Her jubilancy was contagious during the celebration.
Graduates tossed their caps in jubilancy as they celebrated their achievements.
The jubilancy in the stadium was palpable after the home team scored the winning goal.
The crowd erupted in jubilancy after the team's victory.

Synonyms

happiness

vsjubilancy

970 1.0

A feeling of pleasure and being satisfied

adds intense triumph and victory rather than general well being

joy

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793 1.0

A strong feeling of great happiness

adds a sense of triumph and victory to that general happiness

bliss

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78 3.2

A complete feeling of great happiness and peace

is more about triumphant success than calm perfect happiness

glee

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34 1.0

A strong feeling of happiness and excitement

leans toward triumph and serious victory rather than playful delight

exuberance

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27 6.7

A feeling of strong, happy energy and excitement

includes a triumphant victorious feeling rather than mere energy and cheer

contentment

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26 2.1

A feeling of being happy and satisfied with your life

is more energetic and includes a sense of victory rather than calm satisfaction

elation

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18 5.5

A very happy and excited feeling after a big success

focuses more on triumph and victory instead of proud elevation

exhilaration

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17 5.8

A strong, happy feeling of excitement

adds triumph and victory to the excitement rather than only energy

merriment

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14 3.4

A time of happy laughter and fun at a party or celebration

emphasizes personal triumph and victory rather than communal fun

jubilation

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11 5.2

A strong feeling of happiness and excitement during a celebration

is felt with triumph rather than only during celebration

gladness

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9 1.0

A feeling of being happy and pleased

carries stronger triumphant meaning than the milder satisfied mood

joie de vivre

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7 9.6

A feeling of great joy and energy about life

is focused on a specific triumph feeling, not broad life enthusiasm

cheerfulness

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4 1.0

A happy mood that makes you smile and helps others feel good

is more intense and carries a triumphant tone rather than mere optimism

exultation

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Formal

3 7.9

A strong feeling of great joy often shown by loud shouts

is the same feeling expressed by a different word form

joyfulness

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1 2.0

A strong feeling of happiness and excitement

adds victorious triumph to the lively joy rather than just positivity

jubilance

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1 6.5

A strong feeling of great joy that people show openly

focuses on both joy and a sense of triumph

joyousness

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1 3.0

A strong feeling of great happiness

highlights triumph as part of the feeling rather than just joyful state

joyance

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Archaic

9.9

Great happiness and lively celebration with singing and dancing

uses neutral modern style rather than old fashioned or literary wording

joy in spades

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Informal

4.8

A very large amount of happiness

includes triumph as well as joy, not just high quantity

complete and utter joy

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2.8

A very strong feeling of deep happiness

adds a triumphant note to the overwhelming happiness

gleefulness

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3.5

A strong feeling of happy excitement that makes you smile

is rooted more in triumph and victory than in visible amusement

gladsomeness

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Archaic

8.9

A feeling of great happiness and pleasure

highlights triumphant feeling and victory rather than mere pleasure

gladfulness

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7.2

A warm feeling of happiness and pleasure inside you

is stronger and includes triumphant pride rather than calm gladness

Antonyms

sorrow

243 2.1

A deep feeling of sadness after a loss

despair

210 3.5

A complete loss of hope

How Joyful

ecstasy

57 6.1

jubilation

11 5.2

jubilancy

8.1

joy

793 1.0

happiness

970 1.0

contentment

26 2.1

Surface Forms

jubilancy singular

jubilancies plural

Morphology

jubilancy = jubilant (transparent) = jubilant + cy

Standard nominalization from the adjective 'jubilant' marking the state or quality of being jubilant, so the meaning is directly predictable.

Etymology

Jubilancy comes from the Latin word jubilare, which meant 'to shout for joy', and it shares the same root as jubilee and jubilant. So, jubilancy is the loud, happy feeling you have when you want to cheer.