jubilation
Other forms: jubilations
Jubilation is a happy word. Where there is jubilation, there are laughter, smiles, laughs, joy, and gladness.
Few things in life are as good as jubilation — this is a word for a lot of happiness and celebration. You can find jubilation at parties, and it often breaks out on holidays. When you get good news, you might feel jubilation. When people say "Yes! or "Woo-hoo!," they are expressing jubilation and are jubilant.
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a feeling of extreme joysynonyms: exultation, jubilance, jubilancytypes:triumphthe exultation of victorytype of:
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the utterance of sounds expressing great joysynonyms: exultation, rejoicing
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a joyful occasion for special festivities to mark some happy eventsynonyms: celebration
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