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jubilance

/dʒˈubɪləns/ noun

Jubilation.

Word Origin Jubilance is the noun form of jubilant, from Latin jubilare 'to shout for joy'. The word jubilee comes from the same root, originally a year of celebration in Jewish tradition, from Hebrew yobel 'ram's horn' but influenced by Latin jubilare. So jubilance is the state of joyful shouting. Related: jubilation, jubilate (to rejoice). You can almost hear the cheering.

noun Jubilation. countable

There was great jubilance in the streets after the victory.

(名词) 欢庆；欢腾；喜悦

胜利后街道上充满了欢腾的气氛。

(sustantivo) Júbilo.

Había gran júbilo en las calles después de la victoria.

(nom) jubilation; allégresse; exultation; liesse; réjouissance [Jubilation, sentiment de joie intense et débordante.]

Une grande jubilance régnait dans les rues après la victoire.

(Substantiv) Jubel; Freudenausbruch; Euphorie [Der Zustand großer Freude, Begeisterung oder triumphierender Ausgelassenheit.]

Nach dem Sieg herrschte große **jubilance** auf den Straßen.

(名詞) 歓喜、勝利や成功を喜ぶ気持ちの高まり。

勝利の後、街には大きな歓喜が広がっていた。

(substantivo) júbilo; exultação; regozijo [Júbilo.]

Havia grande júbilo nas ruas após a vitória.

Synonyms: jubilation joy happiness elation euphoria glee delight exultation Antonyms: misery sorrow despair grief
Word parts: jubil + ance

Related words

jubilant jubilantly jubilate jubilation

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