noun

rejoicing

rih-JOIH-sihng

Rejoicing (noun) means an expression or occasion of great happiness. Example: “There was much rejoicing when the missing hikers were found safe.”

noun

An expression or occasion of great happiness.

"There was much rejoicing when the missing hikers were found safe."

How to use rejoicing

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishAn open display of joy or celebration.

rejoicings plural

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There was much _____ when the missing hikers were found safe.

jubilation exultation

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What does “rejoicing” mean?

The word “rejoicing” means an expression or occasion of great happiness. In plain terms, an open display of joy or celebration.

How do you pronounce “rejoicing”?

“Rejoicing” is pronounced rih-JOIH-sihng (/ɹɪˈd͡ʒoɪ.sɪŋ/ in IPA).

How do you use “rejoicing” in a sentence?

Here is “rejoicing” used in a sentence: “There was much rejoicing when the missing hikers were found safe.”

What part of speech is “rejoicing”?

“Rejoicing” is a noun.

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