euphory

/ju:'fɔ:biə/ Cách viết khác : (euphory) /'ju:fəri/

Thân thiện

A scientist experiences euphory after a successful experiment.

Definition

Noun A state of intense happiness, excitement, or well-being, often exaggerated or not based on reality.

Usage

"Euphory" describes a powerful emotional high, a peak of joy or elation. It is often used in contexts where the feeling is extreme, temporary, or potentially induced by external factors like drugs, events, or psychological states. It is a less common variant of the more frequently used noun "euphoria."

Examples

• The euphory she felt after winning the championship was indescribable.
• The medication can cause short periods of intense euphory as a side effect.
• He was in a state of pure euphory following the good news.

Advanced Usage

• Clinical/Medical Context: In medicine and psychology, "euphory" can describe an abnormal or pathological elevation in mood, which may be a symptom of certain conditions or a result of substance use.
  • The patient exhibited signs of euphory inconsistent with their circumstances.

Variants and Related Words

• Euphoria (n): The standard and more common form of the word, with identical meaning.
• Euphoric (adj): The adjective form, meaning characterized by or feeling intense happiness.
  • She felt euphoric after her success.

Synonyms

• Elation
• Exhilaration
• Rapture
• Bliss
• High spirits

Antonyms

• Dysphoria (a state of unease or dissatisfaction)
• Depression
• Despair
• Melancholy
• Misery

Học thuật

Noun

1. a feeling of great (usually exaggerated) elation

Từ đồng nghĩa

• euphoria