exultimive
A specific, intense instance or outward expression of triumphant joy and jubilation following a significant achievement. It refers to the physical or vocal manifestation of one's inner state of exultation.
Examples
3 of 5His sudden exultimive after the final whistle blew was captured by every photographer on the field.
His sudden exultimive after the final whistle blew was captured by every photographer on the field.
The diplomat managed to suppress his exultimive despite the favorable terms of the treaty.
The diplomat managed to suppress his exultimive despite the favorable terms of the treaty.
I couldn't help a little exultimive when I finally beat that level.
I couldn't help a little exultimive when I finally beat that level.
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Word Family
Memory Tip
Think of 'Exult' (joy) + 'Impetive' (impulse). It is an impulse or act of exulting.
Quick Quiz
The crowd's ______ was deafening as the underdog team scored in the final seconds.
Correct!
The correct answer is: exultimive
Examples
His sudden exultimive after the final whistle blew was captured by every photographer on the field.
everydayHis sudden exultimive after the final whistle blew was captured by every photographer on the field.
The diplomat managed to suppress his exultimive despite the favorable terms of the treaty.
formalThe diplomat managed to suppress his exultimive despite the favorable terms of the treaty.
I couldn't help a little exultimive when I finally beat that level.
informalI couldn't help a little exultimive when I finally beat that level.
Scholars argue that the communal exultimive observed in ancient rites served to reinforce tribal loyalty.
academicScholars argue that the communal exultimive observed in ancient rites served to reinforce tribal loyalty.
The quarterly earnings report sparked a brief exultimive among the shareholders during the meeting.
businessThe quarterly earnings report sparked a brief exultimive among the shareholders during the meeting.
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Common Collocations
Common Phrases
in a state of exultimive
in a state of exultimive
an exultimive of spirit
an exultimive of spirit
to trigger an exultimive
to trigger an exultimive
Often Confused With
Exultation is the general feeling of joy, while exultimive specifically denotes a singular, often physical, act or instance of expressing it.
Usage Notes
This word is highly specific and often used in literary or advanced academic contexts to describe a localized moment of celebration. It is less common than 'exultation' and implies a more active, visible demonstration.
Common Mistakes
Learners often use this as an adjective because of the '-ive' suffix; remember it functions as a noun in this specific test-vocabulary context.
Memory Tip
Think of 'Exult' (joy) + 'Impetive' (impulse). It is an impulse or act of exulting.
Word Origin
Derived from the Latin 'exsultare' (to leap up), combined with a modern suffix structure to denote a specific instance or manifestation.
Grammar Patterns
Cultural Context
In competitive sports culture, this term might describe the iconic 'victory pose' or celebration after a goal.
Quick Quiz
The crowd's ______ was deafening as the underdog team scored in the final seconds.
Correct!
The correct answer is: exultimive
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