By: J. George
i am elated that you came to see me elated=very happy
I can give you several sentences.I was elated to see that she'd won the prize.They were elated at their good luck.She was elated when she got into her favorite college.
Elated is a verb means to make very happy or proud; cause to be jubilant or in high spirits. Elated is an adjective to describe someone as very happy or proud; jubilant or in high spirits. Example sentences: As a verb: He elated her mood when he brought flowers for their date. As an adjective: The elated crowed cheered wildly when the team finally scored.
Depressed?
Happy
She was elated when he popped the question.
i am elated that you came to see me elated=very happy
I can give you several sentences.I was elated to see that she'd won the prize.They were elated at their good luck.She was elated when she got into her favorite college.
I entered the hall with elation as I knew I was about to be married.
Elated is a verb means to make very happy or proud; cause to be jubilant or in high spirits. Elated is an adjective to describe someone as very happy or proud; jubilant or in high spirits. Example sentences: As a verb: He elated her mood when he brought flowers for their date. As an adjective: The elated crowed cheered wildly when the team finally scored.
Elated
Happy
Depressed?
im so elated that you had this surprise party for me!
Elated is a verb means to make very happy or proud; cause to be jubilant or in high spirits. Elated is an adjective to describe someone as very happy or proud; jubilant or in high spirits. Example sentences: As a verb: He elated her mood when he brought flowers for their date. As an adjective: The elated crowed cheered wildly when the team finally scored.
Another word for 'happy' is 'elated.'
The word "elated" has a positive connotation. It describes a state of intense happiness or joy, often resulting from a significant achievement or good news. People typically use it to express feelings of excitement and contentment.