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Meaning of euphoric
The primary meaning of "euphoric" is feeling or expressing intense happiness or excitement.
Etymology of euphoric
The word "euphoric" originates from the Greek words "eu" meaning "well" and "phoros" meaning "bearing" or "carrying", and the suffix "-ic" which forms an adjective.
Historically, the term "euphoric" was used in medicine to describe a feeling of wellness or a state of being healthy, but its modern usage has expanded to encompass a broader range of emotional experiences.
Synonyms
ecstatic
elated
thrilled
delighted
overjoyed
joyful
jubilant
exuberant
enthusiastic
excited
euphoric
blissful
happy
cheerful
upbeat
optimistic
hopeful
buoyant
lively
vivacious
radiant
beaming
glowing
exhilarated
invigorated
stimulated
uplifted
inspired
animated
spirited
energetic
lively
effervescent
effusive
irrepressible
uncontainable
irreducible
resilient
ebullient
vivacious
sprightly
zesty
peppy
perky
jaunty
carefree
lighthearted
airy
spry
zestful
dynamic
vigorous
potent
intense
fervent
ardent
passionate
zealous
fervid
fiery
impassioned
dedicated
devoted
committed
wholehearted
unreserved
unconditional
unbridled
unrestrained
uncurbed
unchecked
uncontrolled
Definitions
- Feeling or expressing intense happiness or excitement, typically as a result of something pleasant or satisfying.
- * A state of intense happiness or excitement, especially as a result of something pleasant or satisfying.
Usage Examples
- The crowd erupted in euphoric cheers as the home team scored the winning goal.
- * She felt euphoric after receiving the news that she had been accepted into her dream college.
- * The fireworks display ended with a euphoric finale that left the audience in awe.
Antonyms
miserable
unhappy
depressed
melancholy
gloomy
dismal
dreary
somber
sorrowful
mournful
lamentable
pitiful
pathetic
wretched
dejected
despondent
disheartened
discouraged
dispirited
downcast
downhearted
despairing
hopeless
desolate
bleak
grim
glum
morose
sullen
sulky
cranky
irritable
testy
cantankerous
grouchy
peevish
petulant
cross
crabby
snappish
waspish
acrimonious
bitter
rancorous
resentful
indignant
outraged
infuriated
incensed
enraged
angry