Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun Exultation.

from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.

  • noun obsolete Exultation.

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  • noun exultation

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Examples

  • There was an exultance about his bearing and a keenness like that of a hunting animal catching the fresh scent of game.

    All Gold Canon 2010

  • There was an exultance about his bearing and a keenness like that of a hunting animal catching the fresh scent of game.

    All Gold Cañon 2010

  • Then the exultance grew to be a sharp pain of desire that ran through his body in a hot river ....

    The Rescue of John Steinbeck Gottlieb, Robert 2008

  • To surge with that cold exultance and passion of a sea thing!

    Kangaroo 2004

  • He wanted to be cold, cold, and alone like a single fish, with no feeling in his heart at all except a certain icy exultance and wild, fish – like rapacity.

    Kangaroo 2004

  • Hardly had I reached it before Rador came hurrying up, in his manner a curious exultance mingled with what in anyone else I would have called a decided nervousness.

    The Moon Pool 2004

  • In the sperm whale, intense is the passion of amorous love, intense is the cold exultance in power, isolate kingship.

    Kangaroo 2004

  • Then they slipped out again, slipped out of the ocean with a sort of sly exultance.

    Kangaroo 2004

  • It was as if a stone had been rolled off them all, and she heard their voice for the first time, deep, wild, with a certain exultance and menace.

    The Plumed Serpent 2003

  • And the roll of that relentless chanting, with its undertone of exultance in power and life, rolled through the air like an invisible dark presence.

    The Plumed Serpent 2003

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