elate|elated|elates|elating in English

verb

[e·late || ɪ'leɪt]

put in high spirits, make proud, make happy

Use "elate|elated|elates|elating" in a sentence

1. Elating Belating by Nandini, Dhaka, Bangladesh

2. Bucked definition, happy; elated

3. Her success elated the family.

4. The tiding of victory elate the whole nation.

5. Obsolete To fill with sublime emotion; elate.

6. The archer is elated!

7. They were elated at the result.

8. He felt elated and mildly drunk.

9. He felt both elated and frightened.

10. She was at once elated and frightened.

11. When elate on a subject, he could not avoid talking about it.

12. She felt elated, different, so different, free.

13. I felt strangely elated at the news.

14. Gastrodia elate Blume medicinal wine has extensive applied prospect.

15. I leave Embassy, elated at this showdown.

16. She was elated at / by the news.

17. 12 I leave Embassy, elated at this showdown.

18. He was greatly elated by success.

19. Soon long lines of elated delegates were awaiting accommodations.

20. Jeremy felt elated by this sudden and unexpected success.

21. She was elated at the prospect of a holiday.

22. Laceiest Janella trample sculptured pastellists excretal elated lemmoblastic Antepasts Canarian

23. The three of us worked together excellently, elated and playful.

24. Both elated and angry, Max hugs his dad.

25. Matthew was elated, so pleased he couldn't speak.