intj

hurray

huh-RAY

Hurray (intj) means an exclamation of joy or approval; a cheer. Example: “Hurray, the exams are finally over!”

intj

An exclamation of joy or approval; a cheer.

"Hurray, the exams are finally over!"

How to use hurray

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA shout of joy or celebration, essentially the same as "hooray" or "hurrah."

Easily confused with

hooray → hurrah →

Word forms

hurrayed past tense, hurrays singular

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_____, the exams are finally over!

Rhymes for hurray

ay may day say ray hay lay pay jay way yay nay

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Frequently asked questions

What does “hurray” mean?

The word “hurray” means an exclamation of joy or approval; a cheer. In plain terms, a shout of joy or celebration, essentially the same as "hooray" or "hurrah.".

How do you pronounce “hurray”?

“Hurray” is pronounced huh-RAY (/həˈɹeɪ/ in IPA).

How do you use “hurray” in a sentence?

Here is “hurray” used in a sentence: “Hurray, the exams are finally over!”

What part of speech is “hurray”?

“Hurray” is an intj.