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euforia

euphoria

noun eh-oo-FOH-ryah Rare

Origin: From Greek euphoria (well-being, from eu + pherein).

Usage Note

Euforia denotes an intense feeling of excitement or elation, often one that is excessive or short-lived: la euforia del momento. It is used in psychology for abnormally elevated mood and in everyday speech for the high of a sporting victory or celebration. The adjective is eufórico.

Examples

"El equipo celebró con euforia."

Natural Translation

The team celebrated with euphoria.

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