overjoy
Fill with bliss
Overjoy means to fill with extreme happiness or delight.
The verb appears almost exclusively as the past participle: She was overjoyed to hear the news, They were overjoyed at the birth of their granddaughter.
The active form This overjoyed me is grammatically correct but rarely used.
Intense triumphant joy
- jubilationIntense, expressive happiness
- euphoriaIntense emotional high
- exhilarationIntense joyful excitement
- blissPerfect, serene felicity
glee · mirth · exultation · happiness · delight · rapture · ecstasy · thrill
Smiling very broadly
- radiantEmitting light or joy
- glowingGiving off steady light
- tearfulProne to weeping
- speechlessUnable to talk
overwhelmed · beside oneself · jumping · dancing · squealing · laughing · crying · embracing
Surpassing usual limits
- revelationSurprising disclosed truth
- epiphanySudden profound insight
- beatificationDeclaring someone among blessed
- exaltationIntense joyful elevation
grace · rapture · sublime · heavenly · blessed · divine · glory · salvation
elation
Intense triumphant joy
- jubilationIntense, expressive happiness
- euphoriaIntense emotional high
- exhilarationIntense joyful excitement
bliss · glee · mirth · exultation · happiness · delight · rapture · ecstasy · thrill · exuberance
beaming
Smiling very broadly
speechless · overwhelmed · beside oneself · jumping · dancing · squealing · laughing · crying · embracing · celebrating
transcendence
Surpassing usual limits
- revelationSurprising disclosed truth
- epiphanySudden profound insight
- beatificationDeclaring someone among blessed
exaltation · grace · rapture · sublime · heavenly · blessed · divine · glory · salvation · enlightenment