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10 Language-to-English Dictionarieseuphorie
Pronunciation / Transliteration: œ-fɔ-ʁi
"Une vague d'euphorie a submergé les supporters."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A feeling or state of intense excitement, happiness, and elation.
"A profound sense of euphoria swept through the crowd as their team won the championship." - 2
An exaggerated or unnatural sense of physical and mental well-being, often induced by substances or pathological conditions.
"Certain chemical substances can produce a transient drug-induced euphoria."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Greek word 'euphoria', meaning 'bearing well' or 'fertility', stemming from 'eu' (well) and 'pherein' (to bear). It entered the English medical lexicon in the 17th century to describe a state of bodily health and comfort, later shifting in the 19th and 20th centuries to primarily denote intense psychological delight and elation.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Euphoria" is said worldwide
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euphorie
Transliteration: œ-fɔ-ʁi
"Une vague d'euphorie a submergé les supporters."
Euphorie
Transliteration: ɔɪ̯foˈʁiː
"Die Nachricht löste große Euphorie aus."
euforia
Transliteration: euˈfɔːrja
"Provò un'ondata di euforia dopo il successo."
euforia
Transliteration: ewˈfoɾja
"La victoria desató la euforia en todo el país."
euforia
Transliteration: ewˈfɔɾjɐ
"Houve uma explosão de euforia na festa."
परमानंद
Transliteration: paramanand
"जीत की खबर सुनते ही लोगों में परमानंद छा गया।"
兴奋
Transliteration: xīngfèn
"比赛胜利后，全场陷入了一片极度兴奋之中。"
황홀감
Transliteration: hwangholgam
"그는 무대에 올라 큰 황홀감을 느꼈다."
幸福感
Transliteration: kōfukukan
"彼女の顔には圧倒的な幸福感が浮かんでいた。"
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