jubilatory

Words can have virtually endless meanings from an outright pejorative or epithet, to jubilatory or deftly expressive.

Spitzer's Whore Should Not Make a Nickel 2008

In Prometheus Unbound, the most fervent realization of this type of internalized staging occurs in the final act, a jubilatory anti-masque that illustrates the literal de-masking of an ancien régime and the introduction of a new world order.

'An assiduous frequenter of the Italian opera': Shelley’s Prometheus Unbound and the opera buffa 2005

Stepped out from the room and I did my jubilatory jig and wiggled my receipt and I was probably the happiest person there.

natinski Diary Entry natinski 2006

But Yahoo is a big bite for a single equity firm, the diminished price tag notwithstanding, and joint buyouts are rare in this realm. thrown a few jubilatory office chairs in celebration as Yahoo walked away from what now looks like a tremendously generous offer.

Ars Technica Anders Bylund 2011

But Yahoo is a big bite for a single equity firm, the diminished price tag notwithstanding, and joint buyouts are rare in this realm. thrown a few jubilatory office chairs in celebration as Yahoo walked away from what now looks like a tremendously generous offer.

Ars Technica Anders Bylund 2011

It is difficult to view that time as a selfless act of sacrifice by Pietersen but he is sure it eventually led to the jubilatory scenes at the MCG.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010

Meanwhile, the sparkling, gorgeous "My Girls" and the African-tribal, explosively jubilatory "Brother Sport" -- both Panda Bear-fronted tracks -- are standouts.

Tucson Weekly 2009