Synonyms of euphoric

euphoric

adjective

yü-ˈfȯr-ik 

as in ecstatic

experiencing or marked by overwhelming usually pleasurable emotion

the euphoric winner was momentarily speechless

Synonyms & Similar Words

• ecstatic
• giddy
• rapturous
• enthusiastic
• elated
• excited
• exhilarated
• rhapsodic
• rhapsodical
• intoxicated
• enraptured
• heady
• thrilled
• triumphant
• delighted
• rapt
• jubilant
• over the moon
• entranced
• happy
• exultant
• pleased
• joyful
• enrapt
• on cloud nine
• blissful
• elevated
• satisfied
• joyous
• enchanted
• rejoicing
• gung ho
• glorying
• blissed-out
• glad
• gratified
• tickled

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• depressed
• sad
• melancholy
• unhappy
• gloomy
• sorrowful
• miserable
• mournful
• blue
• dejected
• glum
• joyless
• low
• despondent
• doleful
• inconsolable
• forlorn
• disconsolate
• downcast
• sorry
• wretched
• heartbroken
• crestfallen
• woeful
• heartsick
• woebegone
• disheartened
• down
• brokenhearted
• saddened
• hangdog
• downhearted
• low-spirited
• heartsore

Examples Sentences

Recent Examples of euphoric

A euphoric crowd of Gamecocks fans celebrated the University of South Carolina's 44-20 upset win over Texas A&M on Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium by rushing the field. —Nicole Fallert, USA TODAY, 4 Nov. 2024

That’s because, for smokers, nicotine gums and lozenges never deliver anything close to the euphoric feelings of puffing on a cigarette. —Nicholas Florko, The Atlantic, 10 Oct. 2024

Stimulating up to three nerve-dense erogenous areas increases your chance of a euphoric full-body orgasm. —Jennifer Hussein, Allure, 3 Nov. 2024

In the euphoric celebration of the Chargers’ season-opening win against the Las Vegas Raiders, Harbaugh used an expression credited to English writer John Heywood and referenced by Williams Shakespeare. —Thuc Nhi Nguyen, Los Angeles Times, 25 Oct. 2024