Definition of Euphoria

an excited state of joy, a good feeling, a state of intense happiness

Examples of Euphoria in a sentence

Once the euphoria of winning the lottery has worn off, you will be faced with the prospect of taxes and needy relatives. 🔊

After getting the news that the cancer was in remission, Elaine was in such a state of euphoria that even the gloomy weather could not take away her good mood. 🔊

When she received her acceptance letter to Harvard, she was in a state of euphoria for weeks. 🔊

Although the movie was pretty corny, I loved the feeling of euphoria I got at the end. 🔊

Mary is a shopaholic, and for her there is no greater euphoria than a one-day sale at Macy’s. 🔊

Most addictions to drugs occur because users are constantly trying to reach a state of euphoria, but it becomes more and more difficult to achieve. 🔊

After the blissful euphoria of the honeymoon, Amanda and Jason were having trouble facing the humdrum routine of the real world. 🔊

Even though the success of the experiment had given the scientists a sense of euphoria, they knew that there was still a lot of work for them to do to get the new formula approved. 🔊

If a word could be transformed into a picture, euphoria would be a kid’s face at Disneyland. 🔊

People who claim to have experienced an out of body experience usually describe an overwhelming sense of peace and euphoria. 🔊

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