ecs
ta
sy
Plural
ecstasies
1
an overwhelming feeling of intense delight or extreme happiness
- The breathtaking sunset over the ocean filled her with a sense of ecstasy, as she marveled at the beauty of nature.
- Achieving a lifelong dream brought him to a state of ecstasy, with a profound sense of fulfillment.
- The unexpected reunion with a long-lost friend was a cause for ecstasy, as they embraced with tears of joy.
- The first bite of the delicious dessert filled her with a momentary ecstasy, savoring the rich flavors.
- Winning the lottery brought a surge of ecstasy, turning dreams into reality for the fortunate winner.
2
a trance-like or frenzied state of intense emotion or spiritual exaltation, often associated with mystical or religious experience and self-transcendence
- The saint was said to fall into ecstasy during prayer.
- Religious devotees entered states of ecstasy through chanting.
- The prophet described his vision as an ecstasy of divine union.
- Medieval mystics often recorded moments of ecstasy as contact with God.
- The ritual induced collective ecstasy among the participants.
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a synthetic drug that produces feelings of euphoria and heightened perception
- The police seized several tablets of ecstasy at the club.
- Ecstasy use can lead to dehydration and heart problems.
- She was arrested for possession of ecstasy.
- The effects of ecstasy include increased energy and emotional warmth.
- Many rave parties are associated with ecstasy use.