elatedness

/ɪˈɫeɪtədnəs/ noun

Quality of being elated.

Word Origin From Latin ex- 'out' and latus 'carried' (from ferre 'to carry') — elated literally means 'carried out' or 'lifted up.' The breakdown e+lat+ed+ness: e- (out), lat (carried), -ed, -ness. The same root latus appears in relate (carry back), translate (carry across), collate (carry together), and superlative (carried above). So elatedness is the state of being carried away by joy — you can almost feel the uplifting.

noun Quality of being elated. countable

Her elatedness was evident when she received the acceptance letter.

(名词) 兴高采烈;欣喜若狂;欢欣鼓舞

当她收到录取通知书时,她的欣喜之情显而易见。

(sustantivo) Cualidad de estar eufórico o exultante.

Su euforia fue evidente cuando recibió la carta de aceptación.

(nom) exaltation; euphorie; allégresse; transport; ivresse [État d'une personne transportée de joie ou d'enthousiasme.]

Son elatedness (exaltation) était manifeste lorsqu'elle a reçu la lettre d'admission.

(Substantiv) Hochstimmung; Euphorie; Begeisterung [Der Zustand oder die Eigenschaft, hocherfreut oder in gehobener Stimmung zu sein.]

Ihre **elatedness** war unübersehbar, als sie den Zulassungsbescheid erhielt.

(名詞) 有頂天になっていること。大変喜んでいる状態。

合格通知を受け取ったとき、彼女の有頂天な様子は明らかであった。

(substantivo) exaltação; euforia; júbilo [Qualidade de estar exultante.]

Sua exultação ficou evidente quando ela recebeu a carta de aceitação.

Word parts: e + lat + ed + ness

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