Pronunciation: /rɪˈdʒɔɪsɪŋ/
noun the action or process of celebrating or being happy
A1 The children were rejoicing at the sight of snow for the first time.
A2 The team's victory led to much rejoicing among the fans.
B1 The town was filled with rejoicing as they celebrated the end of the war.
B2 The news of the promotion brought great rejoicing to the entire department.
C1 The wedding ceremony was a beautiful display of love and rejoicing.
C2 The concert ended with the audience filled with joy and rejoicing.
adjective feeling or expressing great joy or happiness
A1 The children were rejoicing at the sight of the ice cream truck.
A2 The students were rejoicing over their successful group project presentation.
B1 The fans were rejoicing after their team won the championship game.
B2 The community was rejoicing at the news of the new library opening.
C1 The nation was rejoicing as they celebrated their independence day.
C2 The entire world was rejoicing at the announcement of a cure for a deadly disease.
formal The townspeople were rejoicing at the news of the successful harvest.
informal We were all rejoicing when we found out our favorite band was coming to town.
slang The team was totally rejoicing after their big win on Saturday.
figurative Her heart was rejoicing as she watched her children play together in the yard.
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