exulted |
delighted |
As verbs the difference between exulted and delighted
is that
exulted is (
exult) while
delighted is (
delight).
As an adjective delighted is
greatly pleased.
fascinated |
delighted |
As verbs the difference between fascinated and delighted
is that
fascinated is past tense of fascinate while
delighted is past tense of delight.
As an adjective delighted is
greatly pleased.
delighted |
cheering |
Related terms |
Delighted is a related term of cheering.
As verbs the difference between delighted and cheering
is that
delighted is (
delight) while
cheering is .
As an adjective delighted
is greatly pleased.
As a noun cheering is
a cheer.
delightfully |
delighted |
As an adverb delightfully
is in a delightful manner.
As an adjective delighted is
greatly pleased.
As a verb delighted is
(
delight).
haughty |
delighted |
Related terms |
Haughty is a related term of delighted.
As adjectives the difference between haughty and delighted
is that
haughty is conveying in demeanour the assumption of superiority; disdainful, supercilious while
delighted is greatly pleased.
As a verb delighted is
(
delight).
delighted |
gay |
Related terms |
Delighted is a related term of gay.
As verbs the difference between delighted and gay
is that
delighted is (
delight) while
gay is to crow.
As an adjective delighted
is greatly pleased.
As a noun gay is
nape.
delighted |
blissful |
As adjectives the difference between delighted and blissful
is that
delighted is greatly pleased while
blissful is extremely happy; full of joy; experiencing, indicating, causing, or characterized by bliss.
As a verb delighted
is past tense of delight.
alighted |
delighted |
As verbs the difference between alighted and delighted
is that
alighted is past tense of alight while
delighted is past tense of delight.
As an adjective delighted is
greatly pleased.
grateful |
delighted |
As adjectives the difference between grateful and delighted
is that
grateful is showing appreciation, being thankful while
delighted is greatly pleased.
As a verb delighted is
past tense of delight.
charming |
delighted |
As adjectives the difference between charming and delighted
is that
charming is pleasant, charismatic while
delighted is greatly pleased.
As verbs the difference between charming and delighted
is that
charming is while
delighted is (
delight).
As a noun charming
is the casting of a magical charm.
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