exult 的定义
- to show or feel a lively or triumphant joy; rejoice exceedingly; be highly elated or jubilant: They exulted over their victory.
- Obsolete. to leap, especially for joy.
exult 近义词
be joyful
boast
更多exult例句
- You might recall that McCarthy famously exulted in 2015 that GOP Benghazi investigations were a success because Hillary Clinton’s “numbers are dropping.”
- Bell, one of the Nationals’ highest-profile offseason acquisitions, pumped his fist and exulted as the ball exited for his fourth homer of the season.
- I would like to see the College of Fine Arts not only reestablished, but see it exulted.
- “This is a shot in the arm, no pun intended,” exulted Jay Kornegay, vice president of the SuperBook at Westgate Las Vegas, the city’s largest sportsbook.
- Picture a Senate where nothing gets through unless it gets through me, and where I exult in thwarting the agenda of the opposing party at every turn, even for wafer-thin reasons.
- Since his videos exult in the killing of innocent civilians, any cross-examination would have emphasised his inhumanity.
- Could she obtain a triumphant acquittal, through the force of her own integrity, she would greatly exult.
- It caused her to exult in the face of the great golden October sunset piled high in the west.
- They heard but saw nothing, only the savage heart of brutus found time to exult—his enemies were perishing.
- They are desperate, then, and seem to exult in devilry of all kinds.
- We went on to exult in the noble independence of the American character in all classes, at some length.