exults
verbDivide exults into syllables:
ex · ults
How to pronounce exults:
Definition of exults:
- exults (verb):
- to be joyful or jubilant
- to be extremely joyful rejoice
Synonyms for exults:
brags
delights
exuberates
gloats
glories
joys
rejoices
triumphs
Antonyms for exults:
aches
agonises
agonizes
anguishes
conceals
despairs
eats your heart out
feels sad
grieves
hides
laments
moans
mourns
pines
sheds tears
sorrows
suffers
wails
weeps
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