Rejoicingly - Law Dictionary Search Results
Laeligtere Sunday
The fourth Sunday of Lent so named from the Latin word Laeligtare rejoice the first word in the antiphone of the introit sung that day in the Roman Catholic service
Jubilation
A triumphant shouting rejoicing exultation
Eucharistic
Giving thanks expressing thankfulness rejoicing
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Gladden
To make glad to cheer to please to gratify to rejoice to exhilarate
Exultant
Inclined to exult characterized by or expressing exultation rejoicing triumphantly
Exult
To be in high spirits figuratively to leap for joy to rejoice in triumph or exceedingly to triumph as an exulting heart
Conjubilant
Shouting together for joy rejoicing together
Malevolent
Wishing evil disposed to injure others rejoicing in anothers misfortune
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Laeligtere Sunday
The fourth Sunday of Lent so named from the Latin word Laeligtare rejoice the first word in the antiphone of the introit sung that day in the Roman Catholic service
Jubilation
A triumphant shouting rejoicing exultation
Eucharistic
Giving thanks expressing thankfulness rejoicing
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Gladden
To make glad to cheer to please to gratify to rejoice to exhilarate
Exultant
Inclined to exult characterized by or expressing exultation rejoicing triumphantly
Exult
To be in high spirits figuratively to leap for joy to rejoice in triumph or exceedingly to triumph as an exulting heart
Conjubilant
Shouting together for joy rejoicing together
Malevolent
Wishing evil disposed to injure others rejoicing in anothers misfortune
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