Pronunciation: /ɪkˈskləˈmeɪʃən/
noun a sudden cry or remark expressing surprise, anger, or pain
A1 She shouted an exclamation of joy when she saw her birthday present.
A2 The children gasped in exclamation as they watched the magician perform his tricks.
B1 There was a loud exclamation from the crowd as the winning goal was scored.
B2 Her exclamation of surprise echoed through the empty hallway.
C1 The actor's exclamation of anger was so convincing, it sent shivers down the audience's spines.
C2 His exclamation of disbelief could be heard across the room, causing everyone to turn and look.
interjection a word or phrase that expresses a strong emotion or feeling, often used in exclamations
A1 Ouch! That hurt.
A2 Wow! What a beautiful sunset.
B1 Oh no! I forgot my keys at home.
B2 Yikes! That was a close call.
C1 Goodness gracious! I can't believe it.
C2 Heavens above! What an incredible performance.
formal She let out an exclamation of surprise when she saw the final result.
informal Wow, that was quite an exclamation you made when you opened the gift!
slang Her exclamation was so loud, it startled everyone in the room.
figurative The exclamation of joy from the crowd was like music to his ears.
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