Euphoria

Extreme joyful elation

Euphoria is intense happiness or well-being, often beyond what circumstances warrant.

The feeling may come from success, drugs, or neurological conditions: The team was in a state of euphoria after winning the championship.

Euphoric describes the feeling or whatever produces it: a euphoric high, euphoric fans.

emotional

bliss

Perfect, serene felicity

exhilaration · jubilation · joy · delight · exultation · glee · thrill · happiness · overjoyed · transported

achievement

triumph

Resounding, celebrated victory

glory · success · accomplishment · breakthrough · milestone · celebration · vindication · pride · exultation · pinnacle

drug-induced

high

Great in altitude

  • rushQuick sudden movement
  • tripPlanned travel somewhere
  • intoxicationSubstance-induced mental impairment

MDMA · stimulant · dopamine · serotonin · altered state · comedown · substance · amphetamine · opioid · hallucination

spiritual

transcendence

Surpassing usual limits

satori · divine · mystical · awakening · oneness · bliss · rapture · devotion · grace · sacred

mania

bipolar

Having two opposite poles

elevated mood · grandiosity · racing thoughts · insomnia · impulsivity · psychiatric · clinical · diagnosis · mood disorder · cycling

Categories
Opposites
emotional valence

Euphoriadespair

Total absence of hope

misery · anguish · agony · dejection · despondency

emotional intensity

Euphorianumbness

Loss of sensation

apathy · emptiness · anhedonia · indifference · torpor

psychological groundedness

Euphoriasobriety

Unimpaired mental state

lucidity · equanimity · composure · groundedness · level-headedness

Phrases
Family

euphoric

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Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG-13