rejoice in

1. Have or possess something highly desirable, as in He rejoices in a keen mind. [Late 1400s]

Example Sentences

When the Prodigal Son’s older brother is bothered about the feast, his father tells him to rejoice in his brother’s return.

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"He then appeared to rejoice in his actions, having been caught laughing and dancing on footage an hour later."

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But they will see some truth in his claims of victimisation: that there are indeed some in the Paris "politico-mediatic-judicial" establishment who loathe the former president and rejoice in bringing him down.

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"We are unique in a lot of ways, our present and future is shaped by our past. It is a chance for us to rejoice in something, forget our issues and come together."

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Faithful across the world are attending services to hear the Gospel, see reenactments of the key moments in the last seven days of his life and rejoice in the Good News — or at least have a big brunch with the family and let the kids look for eggs and chocolate bunnies.

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