jubilations

Expressions of triumph

Jubilations is the plural of jubilation—expressions of great joy or triumphant celebration.

Where jubilation is the abstract feeling, jubilations often refers to specific acts or instances of rejoicing: The jubilations continued long into the night.

The word suggests public, exuberant displays rather than quiet satisfaction.

emotion

elation

Intense triumphant joy

rapture · bliss · glee · delight · exhilaration · mirth · jollity · exuberance · buoyancy · cheerfulness

celebration

festivities

Celebratory events and activities

galas · receptions · banquets · fetes · soirees · pageants · extravaganzas · inaugurations · coronations · dedications

revelry

merrymaking

Lively, cheerful celebration

fiesta · partying · festivity · conviviality · procession · parade · dancing · cheering · singing · whooping

victory

triumph

Resounding, celebrated victory

success · breakthrough · winning · championship · clinching · crowning · vanquishing · prevailing · overcoming · vindication

Opposites
emotional state

jubilationssorrows

Feelings of profound distress

despairs · miseries · griefs · desolations · wretchedness

social/ceremonial expression

jubilationslamentations

Expressions of grief

mournings · wailings · keening · dirges · elegies

Family

jubilation

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