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Meaning of ecstasy
The primary meaning of the word "ecstasy" is a state of intense happiness or excitement.
Etymology of ecstasy
The word "ecstasy" comes from the Greek word "ekstasis", which means "a standing outside", referring to a state of being outside oneself or beyond one's normal state of mind
The word has been used in English since the 14th century to describe a state of intense emotional experience, including spiritual or mystical experiences
Synonyms
euphoria
bliss
delight
elation
thrill
excitement
joy
happiness
rapture
enchantment
captivation
fascination
infatuation
enthrallment
spellbound
mesmerization
bewitchment
exaltation
exhilaration
transport
intoxication
fervor
ardor
passion
frenzy
hysteria
mania
zeal
enthusiasm
ecstasy
pleasure
gratification
satisfaction
contentment
cheerfulness
glee
jubilation
triumph
pride
glory
splendor
magnificence
resplendence
radiance
brilliance
dazzle
glitter
sparkle
shine
glow
thrill
flush
tingle.
Definitions
- A state of intense happiness or excitement, especially one that is overwhelming or all-consuming
- A state of being completely carried away by a strong emotion, especially a feeling of great joy or enthusiasm
- A state of trance or frenzy, especially one induced by strong emotions or by the use of certain drugs
Usage Examples
- The crowd erupted into ecstasy when the concert began
- She felt a sense of ecstasy as she walked down the aisle on her wedding day
- The beautiful sunset filled him with ecstasy and a sense of wonder
Antonyms
misery
sadness
sorrow
grief
despair
depression
gloom
melancholy
unhappiness
dissatisfaction
discontent
boredom
apathy
indifference
lethargy
sluggishness
dullness
dreariness
despondency
hopelessness
desperation
anguish
agony
pain
suffering
distress
discomfort
anxiety
worry
fear
dread
terror
horror
disgust
repulsion
aversion.