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- Dictionarythrilled/θrɪld/
adjective
- 1. feeling or showing great excitement and pleasure; very excited: "everyone was really thrilled when they arrived"
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The meaning of THRILLED is extremely pleased and excited. How to use thrilled in a sentence.
Thrilled definition: feeling very pleased or happily excited; delighted. See examples of THRILLED used in a sentence.
feeling happy and enthusiastic. excited The kids are really excited about going on holiday. thrilled We were thrilled to hear our first grandchild had been born. pumped US The players were pumped that they were going to finals.
thrilled [not before noun] (rather informal) extremely pleased and excited about something: I was thrilled to be invited. delighted or thrilled? Thrilled may express a stronger feeling than delighted, but delighted can be made stronger with absolutely, more than or only too.
The meaning of THRILL is to cause (someone) to experience a strong feeling of enjoyable excitement. How to use thrill in a sentence.
THRILL definition: 1. a feeling of extreme excitement, usually caused by something pleasant: 2. to make someone feel…. Learn more.
1. a. A sudden feeling of pleasure or excitement: It gave him a thrill to learn their secret. b. A source or cause of pleasure or excitement: the thrills of the amusement park. 2. A quivering or trembling caused by sudden excitement or emotion. 3.
Definitions of 'thrilled' 1. If someone is thrilled, they are extremely happy and excited about something. [...] 2. See also thrill. More. Synonyms of 'thrilled' • pleased, excited, delighted, happy [...] More. Examples of 'thrilled' in a sentence.
thrilled. (θrɪld ) 1. See thrilled to bits. 2. phrase. If you say that someone is thrilled to bits, you are emphasizing the fact that they are extremely pleased about something. You can also say thrilled to pieces, especially in American English. [emphasis] I'm thrilled to bits to have won the cash.
feeling intense pleasurable excitement.
