jubilance
a feeling or expression of great joy, satisfaction, or triumph; gladness or exultation: He’s been experiencing a lot of career success—but his greatest reason for jubilance this year is the birth of his daughter.
Origin of jubilance
1- Sometimes ju·bi·lan·cy [joo-buh-luhn-see] /ˈdʒu bə lən si/ .
Words Nearby jubilance
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How to use jubilance in a sentence
The atmosphere was a mixture of jubilant and dismayed, as demonstrators who said they stormed the Capitol recounted seeing a woman bleeding and medical workers treating her.
Woman dies after shooting in U.S. Capitol; D.C. National Guard activated after mob breaches building | Washington Post Staff | January 7, 2021 | Washington PostHis signature “future soul” sound made him a standout star as a member of Snarky Puppy, but with this title song, Henry is offering longtime and new listeners a powerfully jubilant performance that is needed in all of our Christmas stockings.
Yemi Alade Presents Essence’s Official Christmakwanzakah Playlist | cmurray | December 25, 2020 | Essence.comI was in a jubilant mood, so when the Sheik walked past me, I slapped his shoulder and said, “Better luck next time!”
To the south was a large, jubilant street party, in front of historic Reading Terminal Market.
It began on a gold escalator. It may have ended at Four Seasons Total Landscaping. | Dan Zak, Karen Heller | November 8, 2020 | Washington PostAfter geneticist Janna Hutz shared the relevant section of HGNC’s new guidelines on Twitter, the response from the community was jubilant.
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When Melanne raised her hand to take the oath of office, the two women exchanged glances of veiled jubilance.
It was not long, but it fairly sang with jubilance and the feel of it in his hand was warm.
Jane Journeys On | Ruth Comfort MitchellWith what a spring of determination, with what a shout of jubilance, will the people rise to their emancipation!
The New Freedom | Woodrow WilsonThe three met with jubilance, and drove straight to the Savoy, for there was not more than time to have tea and dress.
Arundel | Edward Frederic BensonHe waited until they came up, their horses pounding over the uneven sod urged by the jubilance of their riders.
The Flying U's Last Stand | B. M. BowerArt Kuzak's reply had an undercurrent of jubilance, as if whatever he knew now was better than he had expected.
The Planet Strappers | Raymond Zinke Gallun
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