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elating

/ɪˈleɪtɪŋ/

elatinggerund / present participle

/ɪˈleɪtɪŋ/

More precise tagging for an -ing adjective derived from a verb’s present participle.

Translations

exaltantQui suscite une vive joie ou un grand enthousiasme.

The elating news of her promotion brought a smile to her face.

La nouvelle exaltante de sa promotion lui a mis un sourire aux lèvres.

Additional translations

ravissantPlus littéraire; exprime une joie intense ou un vif plaisir.

Definitions

Causing a feeling of great joy or happiness.

The elating news of her promotion brought a smile to her face.

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elateverb

elating

ing-form

elated

Past Simple

elated

Past Participle

elating

ing-form

/ɪˈleɪt/

Translations

ravir

The news of her promotion elated her beyond words.

La nouvelle de sa promotion l’a ravie au-delà des mots.

Additional translations

exalterSoutenu.

Definitions

To make someone ecstatically happy or proud.

The news of her promotion elated her beyond words.

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elatepast participle

Definitions

Filled with joy or high spirits; extremely pleased.

He was elated by the unexpected success.

elategerund / present participle

elating

Translations

exaltant

It was an elating performance that left the audience cheering.

C’était une prestation exaltante qui a fait applaudir le public.

Additional translations

grisantePour une impression intense de joie ou d’enthousiasme.

Definitions

Causing or capable of causing elation; uplifting.

It was an elating performance that left the audience cheering.

Synonyms

elateadjective

Definitions

In a state of high spirits or elevated mood; jubilant.

She felt elate after receiving the good news about her promotion.