Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Euphoria"

A: feeling of high pleasure or excitement

A: Euphoria- extreme happiness ;they're in the state of euphoria after winning first place
Epiphany- a moment when you finally understand something

A: It's a feeling close to excitement

A: 喜孜孜

A: It means: a feeling of intense excitement or happiness.

A: The euphoria I feel when having sex is incredible.

Euphoria flows through my body as I am eating chocolate.

I had a euphoria rush when I was jumping on the trampoline earlier today.

A: 1) . When she received her acceptance letter to university, she was in a state of euphoria for weeks.
2) I love to shop, and there is no greater euphoria than a sale.

A: Euphoria isn't a very common word it's usually only used in books and songs. E.g. 'Good wasn't enough to express the way I was feeling it was Euphoria'

A: Possible Effects of narcotics include feelings of euphoria. (A euphoric feeling)

A: After I won the lottery I was in a state of euphoria.
*「state of euphoria」という言い方がよくあります。

A: as a native speaker, I actually don't know the difference. For this kind of advanced vocabulary, I would suggest using an English-English dictionary like lexico.com or searching Google books for sentences containing the words. If you gather enough examples and look at the definitions you should be able to get a clear sense of what sets the two words apart. You will also improve your English passively through reading.

A: Euphoria is stronger than happiness.

My personal happiness is ice cream on a hot day. To reach euphoria, I need $100,000 in my bank account.

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A: U-for-ee-a

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A: You can put “is”, but you do not need it. To me it sounds more natural with “is”.

A: yes because it means "sometimes more than what is reasonable in a particular situation"
however even though it makes sense a lot of people might tend to add "what" or "that" because it can sound a little weird to some people

A: No. You could try "I should get to a place of euphoria for myself" or "I should get to a place of euphoria on my own" or "I should get to a place of happiness for myself" or even "I want to get to a place of happiness on my own"
I don't know the context so it's hard to say.
I don't know if euphoria is the word you're looking for.

A: I'm euphoric.

Euphoria is a feeling of intense joy, happiness, or bliss. Euphoric describes feeling euphoria.

Examples: The music made her feel euphoric.
It was pure euphoria.