What is another word for joy?
663 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ dʒ_ˈɔɪ], [ d͡ʒˈɔ͡ɪ], [ dʒˈɔɪ]Table of Contents
Similar words for joy:- anticipation (noun)
- bliss (noun)
- boast (noun)
- celebration (noun)
- cheer (noun)
- cheerfulness (noun)
- delight (noun)
- ecstasy (noun)
- effervescence (noun)
- elation (noun)
- emotion (noun)
- enjoyment (noun)
- enthusiasm (noun)
- exhilaration (noun)
- expectation (noun)
- feelings (noun)
- felicity (noun)
- fun (noun)
- gasconade (noun)
- geniality (noun)
- gratification (noun)
- great happiness, pleasure (noun)
- joie de vivre (noun)
- joy (noun)
- merriment/merrymaking (noun)
- passion (noun)
- peace of mind (noun)
- pleasure (noun)
- pride (noun)
- rapture (noun)
- satisfaction (noun)
- sweet (noun)
- treat (noun)
- triumph (noun)
- emotion (verb)
- rejoice (verb)
- other synonyms
- happiness
- joy
- other relevant words
Definition for Joy:
Synonyms for Joy:
n.
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- care,
- blessing,
- refreshment,
- dainty,
- indulgence,
- diversion,
- treasure,
- sport,
- solace.
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- beatitude.
- pre occupation,
- fore taste,
- fore-sight,
- pre-monitions,
- pre-science,
- out-look,
- pre-occupation,
- pre conceptions,
- fore-tastes,
- pro-spect,
- pre monitions,
- pre-sentiment,
- out look,
- pre-conception,
- pre sciences,
- pro spects,
- pre-monition,
- pre-occupations,
- pre science,
- fore sights,
- pre-sentiments,
- pre-sciences,
- fore tastes,
- fore sight,
- pro mises,
- high hope,
- pro-mise,
- pre-conceptions,
- pre monition,
- pre sentiments,
- pro mise,
- out looks,
- pro spect,
- pre conception,
- pro-spects,
- out-looks,
- looking forwards,
- pre occupations,
- fore-sights,
- pro-mises,
- pre sentiment,
- fore-taste.
- glorification,
- celebration,
- praise,
- revelry,
- observance,
- commencement,
- carousal,
- commemoration,
- honor,
- inauguration,
- acclamation,
- ceremony,
- feast,
- remembrance,
- proclamation,
- convocation,
- ovation,
- memorialization,
- salute,
- merry-making,
- spree,
- rejoicing,
- ritual,
- holiday,
- festivity.
- stars in one eye,
- stars in ones eye,
- stars one's eye,
- stars in one's eye,
- stars in one eyes,
- stars eye,
- stars ones eye,
- stars in eye,
- stars eyes,
- stars in ones eyes,
- stars one eyes,
- stars ones eyes,
- stars one's eyes,
- stars in eyes,
- stars one eye.
- re creation,
- enjoyings,
- re-laxation,
- re creations,
- re laxations,
- re laxation,
- selfindulgence,
- self indulgence,
- re-laxations.
- ex citation,
- vivifications,
- galvanizations,
- enlivenments,
- up-lifts,
- up-lift,
- ex citations,
- up lifts,
- electrifications,
- head rushes,
- up lift,
- ex-citation,
- a rushes,
- ex-citations,
- invigorations,
- vitalizations.
- dis-tractions,
- living up,
- non-sense,
- living it ups,
- jokings,
- clownings,
- rompings,
- dis tractions,
- dis traction,
- living ups,
- non senses,
- whoopees,
- non-senses,
- dis-traction,
- non sense.
- frolic,
- amusement,
- luxury,
- prize,
- gem,
- wonder,
- pride,
- liveliness,
- hilarity,
- jewel,
- humor,
- transport,
- charm,
- good humor,
- gaiety,
- exulting,
- gratification,
- comfort,
- mirth,
- animation,
- alleviation.
- dis tresses,
- out breaks,
- out-break,
- dis-tresses,
- out bursts,
- out break,
- out-breaks,
- dis tress,
- out burst,
- out-bursts,
- dis-tress,
- out-burst,
- flareup.
- well-being,
- complaisance,
- relish,
- Bonniness,
- brightness,
- jollity,
- entertainment,
- agreeability,
- contentment,
- enthrallment.
- Self-admiration,
- self-love,
- self-sufficiency,
- egoisms,
- Self-trust,
- selfglorification,
- self-glorification,
- self-worth.
v.
•emotion (verb)- joy.
- being overjoyed,
- are overjoyed,
- am glad,
- are glad,
- jumped for joy,
- wert overjoyed,
- jumping for joy,
- art glad,
- wast overjoyed,
- wert glad,
- art overjoyed,
- was overjoyed,
- de-lighting,
- am overjoyed,
- is overjoyed,
- is glad,
- felt happy,
- de-lighted,
- de lighted,
- feels happy,
- wast glad,
- were overjoyed,
- being glad,
- were glad,
- de lighting,
- jumps for joy,
- was glad.
Other synonyms:
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•
- tickle.
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•
- enchant.
- bonhomie,
- high,
- vivacity,
- delirium,
- uplift,
- harmony,
- welfare,
- afterglow,
- relief,
- the feel-good factor,
- buoyancy,
- Job Satisfaction,
- fulfillment.
- chirrup,
- caracole,
- applaud,
- brightly,
- sparkle,
- jovially,
- glad,
- laugh,
- enliven,
- High Jinks,
- excitement,
- hug oneself,
- laughter,
- congratulate,
- credit,
- blessed,
- prosperity,
- sportiveness,
- dash,
- retire,
- find,
- gladly,
- fire,
- choice,
- elate,
- agreeable,
- wittiness,
- merriness,
- festive,
- gloat over,
- revel,
- cloud nine,
- delightfulness,
- pleasantly,
- pizazz,
- eden,
- sunshine,
- glory,
- joyous,
- cheer up,
- blitheness,
- gratifying,
- gleefulness,
- walk on air,
- weeping,
- hearten,
- blissfully,
- enchantment,
- caper,
- congenial,
- mother,
- sunlight,
- give up,
- rollick,
- honour,
- paradise on earth,
- paradise,
- auspicious,
- mirthfulness,
- compliment,
- gloat,
- purr,
- propitious,
- gaily,
- lightheartedness,
- Exuberate,
- best wishes,
- joyful,
- vim,
- Chirk Up,
- gas,
- self-regard,
- feel pleasure,
- sprightliness,
- frivolity,
- jeer,
- success,
- pleasant,
- enjoy oneself,
- hilariousness,
- merrily,
- heaven on earth,
- heaven,
- be fond of,
- chirp,
- privilege,
- crow,
- delighted,
- zing,
- joyously,
- exult,
- celebrate,
- blissfulness,
- lighten,
- life,
- be in heaven,
- blithely,
- delightful,
- seventh heaven,
- gusto,
- amuse,
- felicitate,
- laughing,
- beatification,
- gambol,
- jubilant,
- utopia,
- distinction,
- rest,
- smile,
- recreate,
- refulgent,
- zip,
- gayness,
- agreeably,
- intoxication,
- joyfully,
- dance,
- ideal,
- catch,
- romp,
- vigour,
- be pleased,
- zeal,
- pleasurable,
- schadenfreude,
- readily,
- cheerfully,
- elevate,
- inspire,
- mirthfully,
- whistle,
- lilt,
- recreation,
- wish one joy,
- jocularity,
- ebullience,
- willing,
- jollification,
- skip,
- pleased,
- sing,
- on good terms,
- frisk,
- certain something,
- glow,
- in full swing,
- Thank one's stars,
- hurrah,
- darling,
- merrymaking,
- bewitchment,
- pleasingly,
- levity,
- friskiness,
- happily,
- gleefully,
- delightfully,
- flout,
- gleeful,
- blissful,
- light,
- playfulness,
- cheerful,
- exhilarate,
- experience pleasure,
- genial,
- wassail,
- be in clover,
- manna,
- dreamland,
- jocundity,
- active and energetic,
- gaud,
- Jolliness,
- jubilate,
- victory,
- zest,
- Gratulate,
- effulgent,
- spirit,
- congratulate oneself,
- enjoy,
- pleasing,
- refresh,
- excitedly,
- nympholepsy,
- cheerily,
- luckily,
- merry,
- heartiness,
- blithesomeness,
- carnival,
- commotion,
- blithe,
- fulfilment,
- carol,
- delightedly,
- apple of eye,
- blessedness,
- vitality,
- Garden Of Eden,
- energy,
- jocosity,
- gasconade,
- wallow,
- bright,
- beam,
- animatedly,
- fortunately.
Paraphrases for Joy:
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Equivalence
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Verb, base form
delight.
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Verb, base form
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
enjoyment, jubilation, excitement.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Noun, singular or mass
thrill, enthusiasm, gusto, bliss, gratification, pleasing.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
going.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
rejoicing, satisfaction, celebration, happiness, happy, joyful, cheerful.
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Noun, singular or mass
Antonyms for Joy:
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n.
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feeling
sorrow.
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great happiness, pleasure
seriousness, mourning, work, woe, dislike, discouragement, unhappiness, misery, melancholy, sadness, depression, vocation.
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Other antonyms:
ill-being, joylessness, cheerlessness, plaintiveness, calamity, Desolateness, wretchedness, woefulness, purgatory, sufferance, disheartenment.
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feeling
Joy Sentence Examples:
Homophones for Joy:
- Joye.
Hypernym for Joy:
n.
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feeling
exuberance, exultation, excitement, high spirits, elation, rhapsody, lightness, jubilation, jubilance, jubilancy, exhilaration.
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feeling
v.
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emotion
cheer up, be on cloud nine, cheer, jump for joy, Chirk Up, walk on air, gladden, exult.
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emotion
Hyponym for Joy:
n.
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feeling
emotion.
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feeling
v.
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emotion
experience, feel.
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emotion
