elated

IPA: ɪɫˈeɪtʌd

Examples of "elated" in Sentences

The men elated the townsmen.
The speech elated the listeners.
The men elated the women as well.
The people elated the dismayed men.
Mr. Yoshimitsu said his group was "elated" with the governor's decision.
Ms. Henry says she remembers being "elated" that Evelyn was able to receive Avastin.
Mr Davies told the BBC's Abbie Jones that "the word elated doesn't really quite cover it".
Invariably, she says, her patients are "elated" -- some so much that they come back for multiple sessions.
Manic mood, frequently characterized as elated and grandiose, is often as not riddled by depression, panic, and extreme irritability.
"It was really interesting experience for me, really unique in coaching for me — while we lost the game I had this kind of elated feeling."
Gillard's parents 'elated' JULIA Gillard's Adelaide-based parents John and Moira are "elated" by their daughter's "bewildering" ascent to the nation's top office.