euphoria — a feeling of intense excitement and happiness
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a feeling of intense excitement and happiness
Pronunciation (IPA): /juˈfɔːriə/
Korean meaning: 극도의 흥분과 행복감, 도취감
Korean pronunciation: 유**포**리아
Example Sentences
- After eating mom's kimchi jjigae, I experienced pure euphoria.
- The investor's euphoria quickly turned to panic when the stock market crashed.
- She was in a state of euphoria when she found out her exam results.
euphoria
NOUN//juˈfɔːriə//
a feeling of intense excitement and happiness
Intense excitement and overwhelming joy
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Euphoria in the cafeteria turns to hysteria!
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Origin
From Greek 'euphoria', derived from 'eu-' (well, good) and 'pherein' (to bear or carry). The word literally means 'ability to endure well' and came to describe a state of intense happiness and well-being.
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“After eating mom's kimchi jjigae, I experienced pure euphoria.”
“The investor's euphoria quickly turned to panic when the stock market crashed.”
“She was in a state of euphoria when she found out her exam results.”
“The euphoria of finding a parking spot in Seoul lasted exactly 30 seconds.”
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