exclamation

Preposition: of

• astonishment: Mrs. Franklin checked an exclamation of astonishment with some difficulty.
• surprise: Prince Florizel started back with an exclamation of painful surprise.
• delight: Furthermore, thank you for your prompt delivery, the delivery man was intrigued by my loud exclamation of delight at it's arrival!
• satisfaction: Twice he stopped, and once I saw him smile, and heard him utter an exclamation of satisfaction.
• horror: The next morning, an exclamation of horror from Mabel awoke all the girls.
• joy: As he entered his eyes fell upon the stick in Holmes's hand, and he ran toward it with an exclamation of joy.

Converse of object

• utter: My brother's wife uttered an exclamation of impatience.
• hear: Sometimes, when anything particularly low escaped from the mouth of the speaker, I heard exclamations of " how low!
• give: Then they escorted her to the ladder, and Jurgis heard her give an exclamation of dismay.
• make: If you actually make an exclamation, as in speech, then use an exclamation mark - Listen up!
• startle: These different worries drifted around their minds until Gordon gave a startled exclamation.
• use: Some hold the name developed from an exclamation used in the cult.

Adjective modifier

• first: Her first exclamation will be, ' That man!
• loud: Furthermore, thank you for your prompt delivery, the delivery man was intrigued by my loud exclamation of delight at it's arrival!
• occasional: Inevitably, this produces the occasional exclamation of " what!
• such: She had long felt silence was the only answer to such exclamations.
• angry: Montgomery gave an angry exclamation, and went striding down the deck, and I followed him.

Modifies a noun

• mark: Maybe add an exclamation mark too for extra impact!
• icon: Click on the exclamation mark icon to view the total time taken for the assessment.
• point: The exclamation point is part of the word; please pay attention.