Like and Rejoice

Like

Like verb - To take pleasure in.
Usage example: an adventuresome young woman who likes skydiving

Rejoice and like are semantically related in enjoy topic. In some cases you can use "Rejoice" instead a verb "Like".

Nearby Words: likely, likeness, liking, liked, likeable

Rejoice

Rejoice verb - To feel or express joy or triumph.

Like and rejoice are semantically related in enjoy topic. Sometimes you can use "Like" instead a verb "Rejoice".

Nearby Word: rejoicing

Both words in one sentence

  • Several villains (and heroes) in One Piece revel in their status as criminals and rejoice when their bounties increase (though some, like Nami, don't see what all the fuss is about, and others, like Robin, are nonchalant about it).
  • Many humanitarian organisation have something like this mindset: For example, one of "Les Enfoirés"'s (the French singers that every year hold a charity concert which provides food for the homeless) songs have the line "And if one day you find a solution/we'll rejoice at our dissolution".
  • Music / Andrew Jackson Jihad Crapsack World: "Hope is for presidents and dreams are for people who are sleeping." Department of Redundancy Department: In "Rejoice"; "Your hair, it smells like burning hair." Combined with Non-Indicative Name: "Zombie by the Cranberries by Andrew Jackson Jihad" by AJJ.
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