SQUEAL OF DELIGHT

Definition: A loud, high-pitched cry or sound expressing happiness, excitement, or joy.

Synonyms: Joyful Squeal, Happy Squeak, Excited Squeal, Delighted Squeak, Euphoric Squeal

Usage Examples in Sentences

Beginner
#1
The surprise visit from grandma made the little ones squeal with delight.
#2
In the quiet library, a sudden squeal of delight broke the silence.
#3
As the curtains opened, the actors were greeted with a squeal of delight.
#4
At the end of the roller coaster ride, everyone let out a squeal of delight.
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The unexpected success of the project led to a squeal of delight from the team.
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The bride's squeal of delight echoed through the wedding venue.
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The first bite of the dessert elicited a squeal of delight from the food critic.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, Sarah! I hope you're doing well today.B: Good morning, Mark! Yes, I'm feeling great, thank you. Did you hear the news about the new project?A: Yes, I did! It's fantastic news. I couldn't help but let out a squeal of delight when I heard about it.B: I know, right? It's such an exciting opportunity for our team. I can't wait to get started.
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