jubilate
Express great joy
Jubilate means to rejoice or exult, expressing triumphant joy: The crowd jubilated when the verdict was announced.
The word is formal and somewhat rare, more likely encountered in religious or literary contexts than everyday speech.
The noun jubilation is far more common than the verb.
Intense triumphant joy
- ecstasyOverwhelming intense delight
- raptureOverwhelming ecstatic feeling
- euphoriaIntense emotional high
- blissPerfect, serene felicity
glee · delight · mirth · buoyancy · radiance · beatitude · felicity · joviality
Joyful exclamation of gratitude
- alleluiaSacred exclamation of worship
- hosannaShout of worshipful acclaim
- glorifyPraise to excess
- praiseExpression of approval
worship · thanksgiving · doxology · canticle · magnificat · psalm · hymn · benediction
elation
Intense triumphant joy
- ecstasyOverwhelming intense delight
- raptureOverwhelming ecstatic feeling
- euphoriaIntense emotional high
bliss · glee · delight · mirth · buoyancy · radiance · beatitude · felicity · joviality · lightheartedness
hallelujah
Joyful exclamation of gratitude
praise · worship · thanksgiving · doxology · canticle · magnificat · psalm · hymn · benediction · liturgy
festival
Organized public celebration
ceremony · festivity · revelry · merrymaking · pageant · banquet · jamboree · fete · extravaganza · coronation
victory
Defeating an opponent
- conquestDefeating and seizing control
- gloryExalted honor and praise
- championTop competitor, or advocate
vanquish · prevail · overcome · ascendancy · supremacy · winner · conqueror · achievement · success · acclamation
- celebration actionscheer, toast, dance, sing, clap
- revelryrevelry, revel, festivity, festivities, celebration
- church musicanthems, hymnal, masses, hymnbook, canticles
- Sacred Praisehallelujah, alleluia, hosanna, psalm, hymnal
- Anglican Musicevensong, magnificat, pointing, canticle, canticles
- sacred musichymns, hymn, anthem, anthems, gospel