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  1. rejoice

    Synonyms:
    be joyful, exult, joy, make merry, triumph

    Antonyms:
    bemoan, bewail, deplore, grieve, lament, mourn, regret, rue, sorrow

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  1. rejoice

    Synonyms:
    delight, glory, exult, joy, triumph, gladden, delight, revel, be glad, cheer, please, enliven, gratify

    Antonyms:
    mourn, grieve, lament, weep, sorrow, repent, trouble, afflict, oppress, weary, depress, disappoint, burden, darken, distress, pain, sadden, vex, annoy

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  1. rejoice, joyverb

    feel happiness or joy

    Synonyms:
    rejoice, gladden, jubilate, wallow, exuberate, exult, joy, triumph

  2. exuberate, exult, rejoice, triumph, jubilateverb

    to express great joy

    «Who cannot exult in Spring?»

    Synonyms:
    rejoice, exult, jump for joy, jubilate, crow, gloat, wallow, walk on air, exuberate, be on cloud nine, prevail, joy, triumph

  3. wallow, rejoice, triumphverb

    be ecstatic with joy

    Synonyms:
    rejoice, jubilate, crow, gloat, wallow, exuberate, exult, prevail, joy, triumph, billow, welter

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  1. rejoiceverb

    Synonyms:
    gladden, exhilarate, cheer, gratify, please, delight, transport, enrapture

  2. rejoiceverb

    Synonyms:
    exult, triumph, glory, be joyful, be gladdened, be exhilarated, be pleased, be delighted, take delight

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  1. H. L. Mencken:

    In this world of sin and sorrow, there is always something to be thankful for; as for me, I rejoice that I am not a Republican.

  2. Martin Luther:

    Be a sinner and sin strongly, but more strongly have faith and rejoice in Christ.

  3. Ziggy:

    You can complain because roses have thorns, or you can rejoice because thorns have roses.

  4. Adele Clee:

    Life is like the weather — unpredictable. When it is dark and miserable, we must have hope. But when it is warm and sunny, we must rejoice. We must embrace it and trust that its memory will sustain us when the rain comes again.

  5. Winston Churchill:

    I cannot pretend to feel impartial about colours. I rejoice with the brilliant ones and am genuinely sorry for the poor browns.


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  • فرح, بArabic
  • radovatCzech
  • jubleDanish
  • erfreuen, jubeln, freuenGerman
  • αγάλλομαιGreek
  • alegrarse, regocijarse, regocijarSpanish
  • riemuita, iloitaFinnish
  • réjouirFrench
  • örvend, örvendezik, boldogítHungarian
  • gauderInterlingua
  • bersuka citaIndonesian
  • joyarIdo
  • לשמוחHebrew
  • うれしがる, 喜ぶ, 嬉しいJapanese
  • ಹಿಗ್ಗುKannada
  • gaudete, gaudeoLatin
  • komaiMāori
  • jubelenDutch
  • cieszyć, radowaćPolish
  • regozijar-se, regozijar, exultar, alegrarPortuguese
  • bucuraRomanian
  • радоваться, радоватьRussian
  • ऊर्जयते, मृडयतिSanskrit
  • glädjas, fröjdaSwedish
  • சந்தோஷப்படுங்கள்Tamil
  • sevinmekTurkish
  • פֿרייעןYiddish
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  • exult
  • revel
  • celebrate
  • delight
  • enjoy
  • glory
  • joy
  • triumph
  • be glad
  • be overjoyed
  • feel happy
  • jump for joy
  • make merry

On this page you’ll find 36 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to rejoice, such as: exult, revel, celebrate, delight, enjoy, and glory.

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Futuristic joy comes from rejoicing that we will again glimpse meaning, beauty or goodness, and seemingly against all odds feel that they are connected to our very life.

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I rejoice in being able to say that the general tendency of the speeches was towards universal Emancipation, mental and physical.

GLANCES AT EUROPEHORACE GREELEY

Therefore shall Moab howl to Moab, every one shall howl: to them that rejoice upon the brick walls, tell ye their stripes.

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WORDS RELATED TO REJOICE

  • beat the drum
  • bless
  • blow off steam
  • carouse
  • ceremonialize
  • commend
  • consecrate
  • dedicate
  • drink to
  • eulogize
  • exalt
  • extol
  • feast
  • fete
  • glorify
  • hallow
  • have a ball
  • honor
  • jubilate
  • keep
  • kick up one’s heels
  • laud
  • let loose
  • lionize
  • live it up
  • make merry
  • make whoopee
  • mark with a red letter
  • memorialize
  • observe
  • paint the town red
  • party
  • perform
  • praise
  • proclaim
  • publicize
  • raise hell
  • rejoice
  • revel
  • revere
  • ritualize
  • signalize
  • solemnize
  • beats the drum
  • blesses
  • blows off steam
  • carouses
  • ceremonializes
  • commends
  • consecrates
  • dedicates
  • drinks to
  • eulogizes
  • exalts
  • extols
  • feasts
  • fetes
  • glorifies
  • hallows
  • has a ball
  • honors
  • jubilates
  • keeps
  • kicks up one’s heels
  • lauds
  • lets loose
  • lionizes
  • lives it up
  • makes merry
  • makes whoopee
  • marks with a red letter
  • memorializes
  • observes
  • paints the town red
  • parties
  • performs
  • praises
  • proclaims
  • publicizes
  • raises hell
  • rejoices
  • revels
  • reveres
  • ritualizes
  • signalizes
  • solemnizes
  • allure
  • amuse
  • arride
  • attract
  • be the ticket
  • charm
  • cheer
  • content
  • delectate
  • divert
  • enchant
  • enrapture
  • entertain
  • exult
  • fascinate
  • freak out
  • gladden
  • glory
  • go over big
  • gratify
  • groove
  • hit the spot
  • jubilate
  • knock dead
  • knock out
  • please
  • pleasure
  • ravish
  • rejoice
  • satisfy
  • score
  • send
  • slay
  • thrill
  • tickle pink
  • tickle to death
  • turn on
  • wow
  • allures
  • amuses
  • arrides
  • attracts
  • charms
  • cheers
  • contents
  • delectates
  • diverts
  • enchants
  • enraptures
  • entertains
  • exults
  • fascinates
  • freaks out
  • gladdens
  • glories
  • goes over big
  • gratifies
  • grooves
  • hits the spot
  • is the ticket
  • jubilates
  • knocks dead
  • knocks out
  • pleases
  • pleasures
  • ravishes
  • rejoices
  • satisfies
  • scores
  • sends
  • slays
  • thrills
  • tickles pink
  • tickles to death
  • turns on
  • wows
  • allure
  • attract
  • beguile
  • bewitch
  • charm
  • delight
  • elate
  • enamor
  • enchant
  • enthrall
  • entrance
  • fascinate
  • gladden
  • gratify
  • please
  • ravish
  • rejoice
  • score
  • send
  • spellbind
  • transport
  • anesthetize
  • attract
  • bewitch
  • charm
  • delight
  • enchant
  • enrapture
  • enthrall
  • fascinate
  • gladden
  • mesmerize
  • please
  • put in a trance
  • ravish
  • rejoice
  • spellbind
  • transport

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3 definitions

rejoice (Verb) —   Feel happiness or joy
rejoice (Verb) —   To express great joy 1 example
1. ex. «Who cannot rejoice in Spring?»
rejoice (Verb) —   Be ecstatic with joy

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carouse, celebrate, cheer, delight, enjoy, en.synonym.one, exuberate, exult, glory, have fun, joy, jubilate, live it up, party, rejoinder, revel, triumph, wallow, whoop it up.

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[ ɹɪd͡ʒˈɔ͡ɪs], [ ɹɪd‍ʒˈɔ‍ɪs], [ ɹ_ɪ_dʒ_ˈɔɪ_s]

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    • adj.

      Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • mental condition.
    • n.

      • celebration,
      • welcome,
      • parade,
      • mark.

      • pleasure,
      • happy.

      • laughter.

      gladden (noun)

      • gladden.
    • v.

      be very happy about something (verb)

      • feel happy,
      • be glad,
      • enjoy,
      • joy,
      • make merry,
      • glory.

      celebrate (verb)

      • commemorate,
      • trumpet,
      • cheer,
      • honor,
      • acclaim,
      • jubilate,
      • salute,
      • fete,
      • solemnize,
      • frolic,
      • hallow,
      • memorialize,
      • praise,
      • inaugurate,
      • party,
      • glorify,
      • hail,
      • carouse,
      • venerate,
      • observe,
      • laud,
      • proclaim.

      delight (verb)

      • de-lighted,
      • art the ticket,
      • am the ticket,
      • tickled death,
      • went over big,
      • delectates,
      • are ticket,
      • wast the ticket,
      • de-light,
      • knocked dead,
      • wert ticket,
      • arrides,
      • was the ticket,
      • hit spot,
      • is the ticket,
      • is ticket,
      • goes over big,
      • de lights,
      • knocking dead,
      • going over big,
      • wast ticket,
      • de-lights,
      • tickling death,
      • was ticket,
      • wert the ticket,
      • de light,
      • tickles death,
      • be ticket,
      • tickling to death,
      • art ticket,
      • tickles pink,
      • am ticket,
      • tickling pink,
      • tickles to death,
      • delectating,
      • arriding,
      • delectated,
      • were the ticket,
      • knocks dead,
      • tickle death,
      • de-lighting,
      • being ticket,
      • were ticket,
      • are the ticket,
      • de lighting,
      • being the ticket,
      • de lighted,
      • arrided.

      enrapture (verb)

      • be guiles,
      • be-witched,
      • be-guile,
      • be-guiles,
      • be witches,
      • be witch,
      • trans ported,
      • be-witches,
      • be witched,
      • be guile,
      • be witching,
      • be-witching,
      • be-witch.

      entrance (verb)

      • puts in trance,
      • puts in a trance,
      • puts a trance,
      • puts trance,
      • putting in a trance,
      • put a trance,
      • putting a trance,
      • put in trance,
      • putting in trance,
      • putting trance,
      • put trance.

      exhilarate (verb)

      • ex citing,
      • in spire,
      • ex cites,
      • puts zip in to,
      • in spiriting,
      • snapping up,
      • up lifting,
      • in-spired,
      • in-spiriting,
      • in-spires,
      • puts zip into,
      • ex-cited,
      • up-lifted,
      • Commoved,
      • in spired,
      • in spiring,
      • in-spiring,
      • snapped up,
      • putting zip in to,
      • put zip in to,
      • up-lifts,
      • commoves,
      • in spirit,
      • putting zip into,
      • up-lift,
      • ex cite,
      • in spires,
      • in-spirited,
      • ex-cite,
      • in spirited,
      • in-spirit,
      • ex-cites,
      • up lifts,
      • up-lifting,
      • in-spire,
      • in-spirits,
      • ex cited,
      • up lifted,
      • up lift.

      exult (verb)

      • was high spirits,
      • are jubilant,
      • being happy,
      • art happy,
      • is delighted,
      • be high spirits,
      • art delighted,
      • is happy,
      • being delighted,
      • were jubilant,
      • being in high spirits,
      • was happy,
      • wast happy,
      • wert elated,
      • jumped for joy,
      • were overjoyed,
      • wert happy,
      • are delighted,
      • are in high spirits,
      • art jubilant,
      • art high spirits,
      • am jubilant,
      • was delighted,
      • was jubilant,
      • were high spirits,
      • am overjoyed,
      • are elated,
      • was elated,
      • were in high spirits,
      • were delighted,
      • were elated,
      • art overjoyed,
      • wast delighted,
      • are happy,
      • wert high spirits,
      • was overjoyed,
      • being elated,
      • wert in high spirits,
      • being jubilant,
      • wast jubilant,
      • is overjoyed,
      • are high spirits,
      • is jubilant,
      • wert delighted,
      • are overjoyed,
      • am happy,
      • being overjoyed,
      • wast overjoyed,
      • is elated,
      • were happy,
      • am elated,
      • jumps for joy,
      • am high spirits,
      • wert overjoyed,
      • wert jubilant,
      • jumping for joy,
      • art in high spirits,
      • wast elated,
      • wast high spirits,
      • wast in high spirits,
      • was in high spirits,
      • being high spirits,
      • am delighted,
      • is high spirits,
      • is in high spirits.

      gloat (verb)

      • rubs it in,
      • rubs in,
      • rubbed in,
      • rubbing in,
      • rubbing it in,
      • rubbed it in.

      have a ball (verb)

      • lets steam,
      • going town,
      • have ball,
      • lets off steam,
      • go town,
      • letting off steam,
      • goes town,
      • gat it on,
      • letted steam,
      • went to town,
      • let steam,
      • got it on,
      • letted off steam,
      • gets it on,
      • raises roof,
      • raise roof,
      • raised roof,
      • going to town,
      • gotten it on,
      • goes to town,
      • raising roof,
      • raised the roof,
      • getting it on,
      • raises the roof,
      • went town,
      • letting steam.

      overjoy (verb)

      • over-joyed,
      • over joying,
      • over joy,
      • over joys,
      • over-joy,
      • over-joying,
      • over-joys,
      • over joyed.

      play (verb)

      • art life party,
      • dis-ported,
      • letting hair down,
      • go a spree,
      • letted one’s hair down,
      • entertains oneself,
      • went spree,
      • is life of party,
      • was life party,
      • cuts capers,
      • entertaining oneself,
      • was life of party,
      • goes on a spree,
      • goes spree,
      • dis-porting,
      • dis ported,
      • going on spree,
      • letted hair down,
      • letted one hair down,
      • went on a spree,
      • goes a spree,
      • art life of party,
      • idling away,
      • wert life of party,
      • lets one hair down,
      • lets hair down,
      • letting one’s hair down,
      • are life of party,
      • going a spree,
      • entertained oneself,
      • go on spree,
      • lets ones hair down,
      • amused oneself,
      • idled away,
      • let one hair down,
      • am life party,
      • goes on spree,
      • wast life of party,
      • went a spree,
      • being life party,
      • cutting capers,
      • letting ones hair down,
      • wert life party,
      • am life of party,
      • go spree,
      • wast life party,
      • be life party,
      • went on spree,
      • going spree,
      • idles away,
      • kibitzes,
      • going on a spree,
      • being life of party,
      • let ones hair down,
      • are life party,
      • letting one hair down,
      • were life of party,
      • amusing oneself,
      • dis porting,
      • kibitzed,
      • letted go,
      • amuses oneself,
      • lets one’s hair down,
      • is life party,
      • were life party,
      • letted ones hair down.

      revel (verb)

      • painted the town,
      • whoops up,
      • paint town,
      • ran around,
      • lapping up,
      • runs around,
      • whooping up,
      • painted town,
      • whoops it up,
      • painting the town,
      • paints town,
      • steps out,
      • whooped up,
      • running around,
      • whooped it up,
      • painting town,
      • paints the town,
      • laps up,
      • stepping out,
      • whoop up,
      • stepped out,
      • whooping it up.

      roister (verb)

      • kicks over the traces,
      • kicking over traces,
      • kicks over traces,
      • kick over traces,
      • kicked over the traces,
      • kicked over traces,
      • kicking over the traces.

      satisfy (verb)

      • be-friending,
      • dost trick,
      • be friend,
      • makes grade,
      • does the trick,
      • filling the bill,
      • be-friend,
      • do trick,
      • filled bill,
      • doest the trick,
      • be friending,
      • didst the trick,
      • didst trick,
      • does trick,
      • make grade,
      • did trick,
      • be-friends,
      • selling on,
      • made grade,
      • making grade,
      • doest trick,
      • dost the trick,
      • brightening up,
      • doeth the trick,
      • be-friended,
      • did the trick,
      • doeth trick,
      • fills bill,
      • fill bill,
      • sells on,
      • doth the trick,
      • doth trick,
      • makes the grade,
      • doing the trick,
      • brightens up,
      • be friended,
      • fills the bill,
      • filled the bill,
      • filling bill,
      • doing trick.
    • Other synonyms:

      • bounce back,
      • gleam,
      • bubble with,
      • brighten,
      • rejoice in,
      • look forward to,
      • mourn,
      • wassail,
      • belong.

      • ring in,
      • anticipate.

      • heal,
      • revive,
      • soar,
      • move on,
      • treasure.

      • get over,
      • see out,
      • SEE-IN.

      • flip.

      • lift.

      celebrate

      • lets loose,
      • make whoopee,
      • kick up one’s heels,
      • makes merry,
      • ritualizing,
      • made merry,
      • ritualize,
      • drink to,
      • let loose,
      • live it up,
      • paint the town red,
      • blow off steam,
      • kick one’s heels,
      • Revering,
      • beating the drum,
      • living it up,
      • partied,
      • partying,
      • letting loose,
      • making merry,
      • ceremonialize,
      • beat the drum,
      • ritualized,
      • Lauding,
      • raising hell,
      • Extolled,
      • raise hell,
      • mark with a red letter.

      entrance

      • put in a trance,
      • anesthetizing,
      • anesthetize,
      • mesmerize,
      • anesthetizes,
      • anesthetized.

      Other relevant words:

      • grooving,
      • go on a spree,
      • jump for joy,
      • be delighted,
      • play,
      • delight,
      • Disporting,
      • revel,
      • go over big,
      • snaps up,
      • cut capers,
      • let hair down,
      • satisfy,
      • be life of party,
      • lap up,
      • Disported,
      • exhilarate,
      • go to town,
      • step out,
      • exult,
      • be jubilant,
      • let one’s hair down,
      • Relished,
      • kick up heels,
      • got down,
      • run around,
      • entrance,
      • lets go,
      • Overjoy,
      • snap up,
      • kibitz,
      • Commoving,
      • tickle pink,
      • have a ball,
      • be elated,
      • triumph,
      • raise the roof,
      • enrapture,
      • Danced,
      • idle away,
      • entertain oneself,
      • raising the roof,
      • be the ticket,
      • Pleasured,
      • rub in,
      • celebrate,
      • Delectate,
      • whoop it up,
      • paint the town,
      • juicing,
      • be overjoyed,
      • Frolicking,
      • Larking,
      • gladdened,
      • tickle to death,
      • gratify,
      • in spirits,
      • letting go,
      • get it on,
      • juiced,
      • Arride,
      • kibitzing,
      • commove,
      • Larked,
      • roister,
      • be happy,
      • put zip into,
      • be in high spirits,
      • perked up,
      • grooved,
      • let off steam,
      • tickled to death,
      • dancing,
      • Pleasuring,
      • knock dead,
      • rub it in,
      • lapped up,
      • enamor,
      • get down,
      • gloat,
      • amuse oneself.

      roister

      • kick over the traces.

      satisfy

      • brightened up,
      • be friends,
      • sell on,
      • do the trick,
      • making the grade,
      • humoring,
      • made the grade,
      • fill the bill,
      • sold on,
      • make the grade,
      • brighten up.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • feast,
      • gloriously,
      • physical pleasure,
      • eat up,
      • proudly,
      • renown,
      • blithe,
      • haughtily,
      • dance,
      • gladly,
      • racket,
      • gambol,
      • Chirk Up,
      • euphoric,
      • joyously,
      • lame,
      • prevail,
      • caper,
      • caracole,
      • love,
      • smile,
      • merriment,
      • outweigh,
      • take to,
      • cheer up,
      • skip,
      • take pleasure in,
      • entertain,
      • gladness,
      • Make Whoopie,
      • be pleased with,
      • rapturously,
      • exulting,
      • appease,
      • frisk,
      • jovially,
      • glee,
      • in,
      • delectation,
      • arrogance,
      • lilt,
      • felicitous,
      • enjoyment,
      • glad,
      • gamble,
      • chance,
      • delight in,
      • refresh,
      • Winningly,
      • inspire,
      • savour,
      • predominantly,
      • pride oneself,
      • Thank one’s stars,
      • applaud,
      • contentment,
      • festivity,
      • savor,
      • lively,
      • From,
      • walk on air,
      • pleasant,
      • animate,
      • boast,
      • splendidly,
      • mirth,
      • fortunately,
      • congratulate oneself,
      • beatify,
      • triumphantly,
      • quench,
      • get high on,
      • victoriously,
      • rejoicing,
      • amuse,
      • humor,
      • blissfully,
      • liven,
      • joyfully,
      • derive pleasure,
      • make happy,
      • blessed,
      • sing,
      • predominate,
      • freak out on,
      • Fame,
      • risk,
      • cheerful,
      • be pleased,
      • hearten,
      • merry,
      • gleefully,
      • brilliancy,
      • jubilantly,
      • savory,
      • invigorate,
      • paradise,
      • brightness,
      • treat,
      • exultantly,
      • conceit,
      • elate,
      • welter,
      • celebrity,
      • bask,
      • take pride,
      • much,
      • revel in,
      • gloat over,
      • give a lift,
      • vitalize,
      • charmingly,
      • flatter,
      • hug oneself,
      • inspirit,
      • fascinate,
      • doubtful,
      • appreciate,
      • highly,
      • regale,
      • encourage,
      • arrogantly,
      • delightful,
      • devour,
      • content,
      • take pleasure,
      • loftily,
      • swagger,
      • billow,
      • suspicious,
      • sport,
      • merrily,
      • have,
      • elated,
      • satiate,
      • feast on,
      • Transportedly,
      • thankful,
      • wallow,
      • boastfulness,
      • heaven,
      • wallow in,
      • With,
      • pride,
      • luxuriate in,
      • successfully,
      • pleased,
      • like,
      • recreate,
      • indulge in,
      • boost,
      • bask in,
      • crooked,
      • possess,
      • carol,
      • rejoice the heart,
      • jollify,
      • haughtiness,
      • pleasedly,
      • blissful,
      • bless,
      • joyful,
      • be tickled,
      • pleasurable,
      • rollick,
      • Elatedly,
      • romp,
      • dominantly,
      • ecstatically,
      • enjoy oneself,
      • adore,
      • relish,
      • groove on,
      • whistle,
      • Exuberate,
      • please,
      • chirp,
      • hurrah,
      • splendor,
      • enliven,
      • joyous,
      • enchant,
      • crow,
      • winsomely,
      • delighted,
      • luxuriate,
      • derive pleasure from,
      • tickle,
      • chirrup,
      • interest,
      • solace,
      • jubilant,
      • delightedly,
      • fleeting,
      • have fun,
      • perk up,
      • indulge,
      • delightfully,
      • dominate,
      • enjoy yourself,
      • gratification,
      • buoy up,
      • attractively,
      • happily,
      • swim in,
      • extremely,
      • greatly,
      • overcome,
      • have a party,
      • excellency.

    How to use «Rejoice» in context?

    There can be nothing more uplifting than rejoicing when good news occurs. Whether it’s a loved one’s recovery from a serious illness, the birth of a new baby, or a happy ending to a challenging situation, when things work out and we feel triumphant, that’s a moment to rejoice.

    There’s an old saying that rejoicing is a sign of prosperity. Again, whether we’re talking about personal finances, the state of the world, or our relationships, when things are going well, it’s natural to express happiness and extend an invitation to others to join in the fun.

    Paraphrases for Rejoice:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Equivalence

      • Noun, singular or mass
        rejoicing.
    • Independent

      • Interjection
        cheers.
      • Verb, past tense
        welcomed.
      • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
        applaud, celebrate.
      • Verb, base form
        applaud, celebrate, congratulate, enjoy.

    Homophones for Rejoice:

    • rajah, rousseau, rissa, Rus, rise, roux, r.c., risc, roccus, rick, rachis, re-echo, richea, rhesus, reecho, riga, rockies, rook, rush, rosa, rescue, rock cake, ruscus, rye whiskey, rhexia, rich, rogue, rack, roguish, rice, risk, reggae, rosy, rework, reassess, rouge, rask, risky, reissue, rous, rug, reccy, resh, rusk, raj, rehash, rehouse, ross sea, rosaceous, rose acacia, recuse, razz, ricksha, reich, russia, re-argue, rookie, reuse, rose, rickey, rico, risque, rucksack, rye whisky, rag week, rock, rickshaw, ragi, raze, rough-house, roughhouse, ruga, raucous, raise, race, rorschach, roughage, rachischisis, ruckus, racy, Rya Rug, resize, rig, Reyes, rugose, ruscaceae, recce, roseau, roc, roughish, rage, rhus, rase, rosaceae, res, riches, rocky, rehearse, rag, ragee, rejig, Rex, raree-show, ruck, rushy, ras, recco, reseau, row house, reek, raja, rosacea, rake, ross, rakish, rioja, ruse, rockchuck, rough-hew, reach, rococo, roach, recess, rash, rough, resew, ragusa, RG, raceway, rush away, rouse.

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    Grammar : Verb
    Spell : ri-jois
    Phonetic Transcription : rɪˈdʒɔɪs

    Top 10 synonyms for rejoice

    Other synonyms for the word rejoice

    • feel happy
    • jump for joy
    • make merry

    Définition of rejoice

    Origin :

    • c.1300, «to own, possess, enjoy the possession of, have the fruition of,» from Old French rejoiss-, present participle stem of rejoir, resjoir «gladden, rejoice,» from re-, which here is of obscure signification, perhaps an intensive (see re-), + joir «be glad,» from Latin gaudere «rejoice» (see joy).
    • Originally sense in to rejoice in. Meaning «to be full of joy» is recorded from late 14c. Middle English also used simple verb joy «to feel gladness; to rejoice» (mid-13c.) and rejoy (early 14c.). Related: Rejoiced; rejoicing.

    • verb be very happy about something

    Example sentences :

    • Let us rejoice that one such partisan was now at hand to stem the torrent of abuse.
    • Extract from : « The Spenders » by Harry Leon Wilson
    • Be happy, and rejoice in your weakness—but turn now to the strong for strength.
    • Extract from : « Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, No. 327 » by Various
    • I rejoice to hear that she now wishes to spare her father, but—you will pardon me, Burke?
    • Extract from : « The Bacillus of Beauty » by Harriet Stark
    • Trust him who will; for my part, I rejoice that Time shall not live forever.
    • Extract from : « Time’s Portraiture » by Nathaniel Hawthorne
    • I rejoice to hear it, Seor, for I seek something from your house.
    • Extract from : « Fair Margaret » by H. Rider Haggard
    • As a woman we wish you no harm, therefore we rejoice in this turn of events, for your sake.
    • Extract from : « It Happened in Egypt » by C. N. Williamson
    • I rejoice in the glory of my country; and particularly do I rejoice in your glory, John.
    • Extract from : « The Black Tulip » by Alexandre Dumas (Pere)
    • Most sincerely do I rejoice with you, dear Madam, in the good news of Anthony.
    • Extract from : « The Letters of Robert Burns » by Robert Burns
    • Then I should rejoice that we are to be separated—separated for ever.
    • Extract from : « Tales And Novels, Volume 8 (of 10) » by Maria Edgeworth
    • So, to this day, when friend meets friend, the word of salute Is still «Rejoice!»
    • Extract from : « Graded Poetry: Second Year » by Various

    Antonyms for rejoice

    • be sad

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