overjoyed in Italian
overjoyed in Italian is esuberante, esultante, incantato — overjoyed means extremely happy or delighted.
overjoyed in Italian
esuberante
Very happy.
esultante
Very happy.
incantato
Very happy.
What does "overjoyed" mean?
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adj Extremely happy or delighted.
"Fans were overjoyed at / by the sight of their team handing the visitors such a decisive defeat."
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overjoyed in a sentence
- Fans were overjoyed at / by the sight of their team handing the visitors such a decisive defeat.
- After a long, arduous trek, we were overjoyed to catch sight of our destination at last.
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What is "overjoyed" in Italian?
"overjoyed" in Italian is esuberante, esultante, incantato. overjoyed means: Extremely happy or delighted.
Are there other ways to say "overjoyed" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "overjoyed": esuberante, esultante, incantato.
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