jubilate

The word “jubilate” has 3 syllables: ju-bi-late

It's pronounced as /ˈdʒuː.bɪ.leɪt/


What is synonym and antonym for jubilate?

In the thesaurus, “jubilate” has 24 synonyms and 7 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for jubilate along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for jubilate

  • bluster
  • boast
  • brag
  • bully
  • crow
  • delight
  • exuberate
  • exult
  • flaunt
  • gloat
  • glory
  • joy
  • kvell
  • parade
  • preen
  • rejoice
  • revel
  • show off
  • strut
  • swagger
  • swell
  • take delight in
  • triumph
  • vaunt

Antonyms for jubilate

Meanings of jubilate

  • verb
    1. To show elation or triumph; to rejoice.

Example Sentences

  • The fans began to jubilate after their team scored the winning goal.
  • People gathered in the streets to jubilate over the country's independence.
  • We could hear the congregation jubilate as the choir sang a hymn of joy.
  • The students were eager to jubilate after finishing their final exams.
  • The villagers will jubilate during the annual harvest festival.

On this page you'll find 31 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to jubilate, such as: be sad, bemoan, bewail, bluster, boast, brag, bully.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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  • dance
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  • exacerbate
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  • fool around
  • fret
  • frisk
  • gall
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  • get down
  • get it on
  • get mad
  • glorify
  • go on a tear
  • go to town
  • goad
  • hallow
  • have a ball
  • honor
  • hop
  • horse around
  • incense
  • inflame
  • infuriate
  • irritate
  • jubilate
  • jump
  • keep
  • lark
  • laud
  • leap
  • let go
  • let loose
  • let off steam
  • lionize
  • live it up
  • madden
  • make merry
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  • make whoopee
  • mark with a red letter
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  • nettle
  • observe
  • offend
  • outrage
  • paint the town red
  • party
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  • praise
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  • proclaim
  • provoke
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  • raise a rumpus
  • raise the devil
  • raise the dickens
  • raise the roof
  • rankle
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  • rave
  • rebel
  • rejoice
  • revel
  • revere
  • rile
  • riot
  • ritualize
  • rollick
  • romp
  • roughhouse
  • ruffle
  • run riot
  • seethe
  • show off
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  • sport
  • spree
  • spring
  • steam up
  • stew
  • stir up
  • tempt
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wassail

  • applaud
  • bacchanalia
  • bash
  • bender
  • bibbery
  • bibulousness
  • binge
  • birl
  • blast
  • blowout
  • booze
  • bust
  • carousal
  • carouse
  • ceremony
  • clink glasses
  • drink
  • drink to
  • drunk
  • drunkenness
  • extol
  • feast
  • festival
  • festivity
  • frolic
  • gala
  • get drunk
  • guzzle
  • honor
  • hoopla
  • hullabaloo
  • inebriation
  • inebriety
  • intoxication
  • jag
  • jamboree
  • joviality
  • jubilate
  • jubilee
  • keg party
  • kegger
  • let loose
  • live it up
  • make merry
  • merriment
  • merrymaking
  • orgy
  • party
  • pledge
  • revel
  • revelry
  • roister
  • salute
  • shindig
  • soak
  • spree
  • tipple
  • tipsiness
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  • wingding

knock dead

  • absorb
  • allure
  • amuse
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  • attract
  • bait
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  • beckon
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  • beguile
  • bewitch
  • bowl over
  • break one up
  • bring
  • cajole
  • captivate
  • capture
  • carry away
  • cast a spell on
  • charm
  • cheer
  • come on
  • comfort
  • content
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  • dazzle
  • delectate
  • delight
  • distract
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  • drag
  • draw
  • ecstasize
  • elate
  • enamor
  • enchant
  • endear
  • engage
  • engross
  • enliven
  • enrapture
  • ensorcell
  • entertain
  • enthral
  • enthrall
  • entice
  • entrance
  • excite
  • exert influence
  • exhilarate
  • exult
  • fascinate
  • fracture
  • freak out
  • give the come-on
  • gladden
  • glory
  • go over big
  • grab
  • gratify
  • groove
  • hex
  • hit the spot
  • hook
  • humor
  • hypnotize
  • induce
  • indulge
  • inspire
  • inspirit
  • interest
  • intrigue
  • inveigle
  • invite
  • jubilate
  • kill
  • knock out
  • lure
  • magnetize
  • make a hit with
  • make happy
  • make laugh
  • make merry
  • make roll in the aisles
  • mesmerize
  • mousetrap
  • occupy
  • panic
  • pique
  • please
  • pleasure
  • possess
  • pull
  • put away
  • put horns on
  • put the whammy on
  • put under a spell
  • put under magic spell
  • rap
  • rapture
  • ravish
  • recreate
  • regale
  • rejoice
  • relax
  • rizz up
  • rope in
  • satisfy
  • score
  • seduce
  • send
  • slay
  • solace
  • solicit
  • spell
  • spellbind
  • steer
  • stimulate
  • stir
  • suck in
  • sweep off feet
  • take
  • tempt
  • thrill
  • tickle
  • tickle pink
  • tickle to death
  • transport
  • trick
  • turn on
  • vamp
  • voodoo
  • wile
  • win
  • win over
  • witch
  • wow

kvell

  • boast
  • brag
  • crow
  • delight
  • exuberate
  • exult
  • flaunt
  • gloat
  • glory
  • joy
  • jubilate
  • parade
  • preen
  • rejoice
  • show off
  • strut
  • swagger
  • swell
  • triumph

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