ecstatic

adjectiveB2 · Upper-intermediate

Feeling such great joy that you can hardly control it.

Meaning of «ecstatic»

adjective

feeling such great joy that you can hardly control it

She was ecstatic when she heard the good news.

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The difference between similar words

feeling happy about something good

pleaseda little happy, satisfiedI am pleased with my test result.

delightedvery happyShe was delighted with the gift.

thrilledvery happy and excitedHe was thrilled to win the prize.

ecstaticso happy that you cannot stay calmThe fans were ecstatic after the win.

Word family

ecstasy B1 · nounecstatic B2 · adjectiveecstatically C1 · adverb

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feeling such great joy that you can hardly control it

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