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joy /dʒɔɪ/ noun
joy verb [intransitive]

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joy
[noun]
Synonyms: delight, bliss, ecstasy, elation, gaiety, glee, pleasure, rapture, satisfaction
Antonyms: sorrow, misery
Related Words: ecstasy, rapture, transport
English Thesaurus: happiness, pleasure, cheerfulness, satisfaction, contentment, ...

[TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary

I. joy1 W3 /dʒɔɪ/ noun
[Date: 1100-1200; Language: Old French; Origin: joie, from Latin gaudia]

1. [uncountable] great happiness and pleasure:
the look of joy on her face
with/for joy
I leaped into the air with joy.
She wept for joy.
I didn’t exactly jump for joy (=I was not very pleased) when I heard the news.

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Joy is used especially in literature. In everyday English, rather than say they did something with joy, people usually say that they were (really) pleased/happy/glad to do it:
Thank you for your letter. I was really pleased to get it.

2. [countable] something or someone that gives you happiness and pleasure
joy of
one of the joys of travelling alone
The garden was his pride and joy.
be a joy to watch/drive/use etc
The children’s singing was a joy to listen to.

3. no joy British English spoken if you have no joy, you do not succeed in getting something:
I phoned the pub, but no joy. The landlord didn’t know where she was.

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English

II. joy2 verb [intransitive] literary
to be happy because of something

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English

joy
noun
ADJ. delirious, ecstatic, fierce, great, heady, overwhelming, pure, real, sheer, true, wild, wonderful | simple | sudden | inner | physical the physical joys of fine wines and gourmet foods
VERB + JOY bring sb Her books have brought great joy to millions of people.
experience, feel the pure joy I felt at being free again
be filled with, be full of | express | find, get, take I find joy in many kinds of music. She got no joy out of working. I took a fierce joy in telling them the truth.
JOY + VERB go All the joy had gone out of his life.
PREP. to your ~ She found to her joy that the house had a large garden.
with ~ I could have shouted with joy.
~ at Protesters expressed joy at the government's decision.
PHRASES dance, jump, sing, weep, etc. for joy I literally jumped for joy when I heard the news.
a joy to behold, see, watch, etc. The children's expressions were a joy to behold.
your pride and joy (= a person or thing that makes you feel great pride or satisfaction) The pride and joy of the town is the splendid castle.
tears of joy

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

joy

be filled with joy/be full of joy
I was full of joy at the thought of seeing her again.
tears of joy
She began to cry again, but they were tears of joy.
a feeling of joy
A feeling of total joy swept over him.
a sense of joy
I’ll never forget the sense of joy that day.
a look of joy
There was a look of joy on their faces.
shouts/cries of joy
They greeted each other with cries of joy.
great joy
To her great joy, she became the mother of two beautiful baby girls.
pure/sheer/complete joy (=a lot of joy, not mixed with other feelings)
It was a moment of pure joy.
overwhelming joy formal (=very great joy)
She experienced a feeling of overwhelming joy.
true/real joy
How can I find true joy in life?
bring joy to somebody (=make someone feel joy)
Her children have brought her great joy.
give (somebody) joy
His music has given people a lot of joy over the years.
feel/experience joy
He had never felt the joy of watching the seasons come and go.
be jumping for joy (=be very pleased about something)
She tried to stay calm, but she was secretly jumping for joy.
express your joy (=show it)
They expressed their joy by jumping up and down and hugging each other.

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

happiness the feeling of being happy:
Happiness is more important than money.
I could see the happiness in her eyes.
pleasure the feeling you have when you enjoy doing something, or when something happens that you enjoy:
Are you taking the trip for business or pleasure?
His music has given pleasure to a great many people over the years.
cheerfulness happy feelings, which show in your expression, your voice, and your behaviour:
'Morning, everybody!' she said with a loud cheerfulness.
His normal cheerfulness seemed to have returned.
satisfaction the feeling you have when you have done something well, or when something is as good as it should be:
She stood back and looked at her work with satisfaction.
He gets a lot of satisfaction from helping young people in his coaching job.
contentment a quietly happy and satisfied feeling:
Joey sighed with contentment, snuggling down in his warm bed.
joy especially written a feeling of great happiness:
The sisters hugged and cried tears of joy.
It was a day of great joy for the whole town.
Most people would be jumping with joy.
delight the feeling you have when you are very pleased and excited because something good has happened:
They watched with delight as their new son started walking.
To her delight, she discovered the perfect wedding present.
bliss a feeling of very great happiness and great pleasure – used when something has a great effect on your senses:
Lying in the warm sun and listening to the sea felt like sheer bliss (=complete bliss).
Her idea of bliss is to be curled up on the sofa watching a romantic comedy with a big bowl of popcorn.
The happy couple looked a picture of domestic bliss.
elation written a feeling of great happiness and excitement, especially because you have achieved something or something good has happened to you:
As they reached the top, the climbers experienced a moment of elation.
Her mood suddenly changed from tears and misery to a feeling of elation.
euphoria an extremely strong feeling of happiness and excitement, especially because you have achieved something, or because of the effects of a drug:
The euphoria that new parents feel quickly changes to exhaustion.
The euphoria of Ireland’s amazing victory over England last Sunday has died away.
The drug produces a feeling of euphoria.
ecstasy an extremely strong feeling of happiness and pleasure, especially sexual pleasure:
It was a moment of sheer ecstacy (=complete ecstacy).
the ecstasy of their love-making

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus

pleasure the feeling you have when you are doing something you enjoy or when something very nice has happened to you:
Most craftsmen get a lot of pleasure out of making things.
His music has brought pleasure to people all over the world.
happiness the feeling you have when you are happy:
Happiness is more important than money.
Pauline was willing to do anything for her children’s happiness.
I doubt she’ll find happiness with Gary.
joy especially written a deep feeling of great happiness, because something good has happened:
It’s hard to describe the joy we felt, seeing each other again after so many years.
They danced with joy when they heard the news.
delight great happiness and excitement, because something good that has happened:
To the audience’s delight, she agreed to play another song.
Imagine my delight when I found out that the house was for sale.
contentment a quietly happy and satisfied feeling, especially because you are happy with your work, your life etc:
He moved to the country and found contentment for the first time in his life.
She settled back in her chair and sighed with contentment.
euphoria /juːˈfɔːria $ jʊ-/ an extremely strong feeling of happiness and excitement that continues for a short time:
The whole country experienced a period of euphoria after the war ended.
the euphoria that parents feel after the birth of a child
elation /ɪˈleɪʃən/ formal a strong feeling of happiness and excitement, especially because you have achieved something:
After she had made her first landing, she experienced a great sense of elation.
The troops’ sense of elation at the victory was not to last.

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus


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