elated

Phonetic

US /ɪˈleɪtɪd/UK /ɪˈleɪtɪd/

ADJExtremely happy and excited; delighted; pleased, euphoric.

VERBsimple past and past participle of elate

One migrant worker who had protested against a lockdown last month at an iPhone manufacturing complex in central China said he was elated by the news
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The second was added to the upstairs bedroom where the coaxial connection terminated, allowing us to expand wireless coverage within the home without drilling a single hole in the home — my spouse was elated to see the loosely hanging Ethernet link removed from the staircase.
Source:www.xda-developers.com
The second was added to the upstairs bedroom where the coaxial connection terminated, allowing us to expand wireless coverage within the home without drilling a single hole in the home — my spouse was elated to see the loosely hanging Ethernet link removed from the staircase.
Source:www.xda-developers.com
The second was added to the upstairs bedroom where the coaxial connection terminated, allowing us to expand wireless coverage within the home without drilling a single hole in the home — my spouse was elated to see the loosely hanging Ethernet link removed from the staircase.
Source:www.xda-developers.com
When they finally hired her, she was elated: “I can’t believe I have the opportunity to work on the greatest political tool of my lifetime.”
Source:cn.nytimes.com