adj
C2
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euphoric
yoo-FO-rihk
Euphoric (adj) means feeling or expressing intense happiness and excitement. Example: “The fans were euphoric after their team won the final.”
adj
1
Feeling or expressing intense happiness and excitement.
"The fans were euphoric after their team won the final."
"She felt euphoric the moment she crossed the finish line."
"In this moment, I am euphoric."
How to use euphoric
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishExtremely happy and excited, almost overwhelmingly so.
Common pairings
euphoric mood
euphoric crowd
feel euphoric
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Word forms
- Plural
- euphorics
- Comparative
- more euphoric
- Superlative
- most euphoric
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dysphoric
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What does “euphoric” mean?
The word “euphoric” means feeling or expressing intense happiness and excitement. In plain terms, extremely happy and excited, almost overwhelmingly so.
How do you pronounce “euphoric”?
“Euphoric” is pronounced yoo-FO-rihk (/juˈfɔɹɪk/ in IPA).
How do you use “euphoric” in a sentence?
Here is “euphoric” used in a sentence: “The fans were euphoric after their team won the final.”
What part of speech is “euphoric”?
“Euphoric” is an adjective.
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