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Rejoice (Verb)

Feel happiness or joy.

Verbs of feeling.

She let out a cry of delight and began to rejoice at the news of her dream job offer.
The whole town came together to rejoice in the team's victory at the championship game.
Their engagement was the perfect reason for friends and family to rejoice in the young couple's love.
The discovery of her long-lost sibling brought immense joy and caused her to rejoice in a way she never thought possible.
During the celebration, everyone rejoiced as they watched the newlyweds share their first dance.

Be ecstatic with joy.

Verbs of feeling.

The crowd began to rejoice as their favorite team scored the winning goal.
She couldn't help but rejoice at the news of her wedding proposal.
The fans rejoiced in the comeback of their beloved musician after a 10-year hiatus.
Her family and friends gathered to rejoice in the celebration of her graduation.
The whole city rejoiced at the announcement of the long-awaited new community center.

To express great joy; "Who cannot exult in Spring?".

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

The crowd began to rejoice as their favorite team scored the winning goal in the final seconds of the game.
She would rejoice at the news of her sister's engagement, having always known they were meant to be.
The entire city would rejoice with fireworks and parades on New Year's Eve.
Rejoice, for you have been given a second chance at life and love.
When Spring finally arrives after a cold and harsh winter, I rejoice in its warmth and beauty.