exulted
Felt immense joy
Exulted is the past tense of exult, meaning to feel or show triumphant joy or elation.
The word suggests a more intense, often public display of happiness than simply being pleased—it carries overtones of victory or vindication.
She exulted when the verdict came back in her favor.
The fans exulted after their team's unlikely comeback.
Someone who exulted wasn't just happy; they were glorying in their success.
Felt intense gladness
- cheeredExpressed vocal support
- reveledCelebrated with abandon
- toastedBrowned by heat
- fetedPublicly honored with celebration
commemorated · hailed · applauded · praised · glorified · honored · saluted · jubilant
Overwhelming intense delight
- euphoriaIntense emotional high
- raptureOverwhelming ecstatic feeling
- exhilarationIntense joyful excitement
- blissPerfect, serene felicity
glee · thrilled · elated · delight · joyfulness · radiant · beaming · buoyant
Having achieved triumph
- conqueringDefeating and taking control
- gloryExalted honor and praise
- championTop competitor, or advocate
- vindicatedCleared of accusation
dominant · masterful · supreme · heroic · crowned · laureled · acclaimed · celebrated
rejoiced
Felt intense gladness
feted · commemorated · hailed · applauded · praised · glorified · honored · saluted · jubilant · festive
ecstasy
Overwhelming intense delight
- euphoriaIntense emotional high
- raptureOverwhelming ecstatic feeling
- exhilarationIntense joyful excitement
bliss · glee · thrilled · elated · delight · joyfulness · radiant · beaming · buoyant · uplifted
victorious
Having achieved triumph
- conqueringDefeating and taking control
- gloryExalted honor and praise
- championTop competitor, or advocate
vindicated · dominant · masterful · supreme · heroic · crowned · laureled · acclaimed · celebrated · undefeated
exultedconcealed
Made invisible deliberately
suppressed · hid · repressed · bottled up · masked