adjective

jubilant

jubilant, exultant, triumphant

The jubilant crowd cheered for the winning team.

The jubilant crowd cheered for the winning team.

She was jubilant after hearing the good news.

She was jubilant after hearing the good news.

((a jubilant)) ((noun)) to describe a noun as being full of joy. The jubilant crowd cheered loudly.

((sb.)) is jubilant ((about/at/over sth.)) to be very happy about something. She was jubilant over her exam results.

Synonyms: exultant, triumphant, joyful; Antonyms: despondent, sad

From Latin 'iubilans', present participle of 'iubilare' ('to shout for joy').

Think of a 'jubilee,' a special anniversary celebration, which is a time for being 'jubilant'.

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