Glee
Joy
Joy noun - A feeling or state of well-being and contentment.
Usage example: the inexpressible joy that the couple are feeling upon the birth of their first child
Glee is a synonym for joy in delight topic. You can use "Glee" instead a noun "Joy", if it concerns topics such as pleasure, glory, hilarity. popular alternative
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| pure | pure glee | pure joy |
| unrestrained | unrestrained glee | unrestrained joy |
| particular | particular glee | particular joy |
| certain | certain glee | certain joy |
| Other adjectives: utter, initial, genuine, sheer, obvious, savage, extreme, great, perverse, absolute, wicked, childish, sick, innocent, childlike, malicious, apparent, greater, unbridled, psychotic, sadistic, nerdy, orgasmic. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Speak Ill of the Dead: When Selvig learns about Loki's apparent death, he's filled with glee and joy.
Source: Film / Thor: The Dark World -
He deconstructs in twain their glee and joy to his own level of woe.
Source: Crapsack Only by Comparison -
Glee: In Season 4, Brittany goes all Britney Spears and beats the crap out of Jacob Ben Israel with an umbrella to the joy of fans.
Source: Take That, Scrappy!
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