Euphorious
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Euphorious is an adjective meaning Synonym of euphoric.
Meaning
Synonym of euphoric.
Example Sentences
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Writing it as I went through a devastating divorce and a simultaneously terrifying and euphorious life-reboot, I found it to be both trial and triumph, and now what’s left is this, a story about a woman whose life turned her upside down and shook her until her courage came out.
Once back home, in the euphorious state of liberation from the Nazi nightmare, of knowing myself free and safe, our house still standing even though much of Berlin was in ruins, and my immediate family having survived the horrors by luck, fate, and precaution, something resembling normal life was in the offing, and that, of course, meant school.
How had it felt, at 28, to be the hottest young actor in town? He [Richard Gere] grinned. “It was great having the attention,” he said. “I thought: ‘This is it! I’ve done it! I’m going to retire my father. I’m putting money away for college for my sisters,’ the whole thing. It’s incredibly euphorious. All of a sudden the rehearsal period of your life is over, and your future has arrived. It’s liberating.”
Synonyms for euphorious
Depending on context, synonyms include euphoric.
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