noun

euphoria

euphoria, elation, ecstasy

Winning the championship brought a sense of euphoria.

Winning the championship brought a sense of euphoria.

He was in a state of euphoria after the good news.

He was in a state of euphoria after the good news.

a state/feeling of ((euphoria)) He was in a state of euphoria.

Synonyms: elation, ecstasy, joy; Antonyms: dysphoria, depression

From Greek 'euphoria', from 'euphoros' meaning 'bearing well', from 'eu-' (well) + 'pherein' (to bear).

The prefix 'eu-' often means 'good' or 'well'. So, 'euphoria' is an intensely good feeling.

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