jubilation Definition
ju·bi·la·tion (jo̵̅o̅′bə lā′s̸hən)
noun
- a jubilating or a being jubilant
- a happy celebration, as of victory
jubilation Synonyms
jubilation Usage Examples
Preposition: of
crowd: For instance, you can record the winning goal being scored, accompanied by the jubilation of the crowd.
Converse of object
bring: Starflyer59 " I Win " / / News of shiny new Starflyer releases always brings jubilation to Jon Hicks world.
Preposition: at
whistle: Crowd: It wasn't complete jubilation at the final whistle.
Adjective modifier
- much: At the final whistle there was much jubilation in the Welsh camp for a dogged performance by the whole of the team.
- general: This is indeed an occasion for general jubilation and celebration.
- great: When VE day did come there was great jubilation in the village.
- sheer: My emotions went from depression to sheer jubilation within 5 minutes.
- ecstatic: Your reward, however, is a feeling of ecstatic jubilation as you survey the magnificent panorama from the top.
- wild: The relief, the joy, the wild, unbridled jubilation.
Modifies a noun
while: Don't protest when falling behind or demonstrate jubilation while be the winner.
Browse dictionary entries near jubilation
- ‹ jubilate
- ‹ jubilarian
- ‹ jubilant
- ‹ jubbah
- ‹ Jubal
- ‹ juba
- ‹ Juan Fernández Islands
- ‹ Juan de Fuca Strait
- ‹ Juan
- ‹ Juárez

