CEFR B2

thrilled

adjective

Meaning

Feeling or showing extreme excitement and pleasure.

Examples

He was thrilled with the results of the exam.
They were thrilled to bits when their team won the championship.

Synonyms: excited, delighted, elated, ecstatic

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thrilled (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /θrɪld/

Definition

Feeling or showing extreme excitement and pleasure.

Examples

He was thrilled with the results of the exam.
They were thrilled to bits when their team won the championship.
I'm so thrilled that you could make it to my party!

How to Use thrilled

thrilled about (prepositional phrase): Excited and pleased concerning a specific event or situation. — "I'm thrilled about starting my new job next week."
thrilled with (prepositional phrase): Feeling extreme pleasure or satisfaction regarding something received or experienced. — "She was thrilled with her birthday present."
thrilled to bits (idiom): Extremely happy and excited. — "The children were thrilled to bits when they saw the snow."

Synonyms of thrilled

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