euphoric

The euphoric power of so much money took over as an end in itself.

For the first time in weeks I was happy, almost euphoric.

Gone is the sometimes euphoric spirit of the early days.

These euphoric thoughts of a young man I set down here.

The welcome had been less than was expected during those euphoric days.

There were a number of euphoric drugs available, and she seemed to know how to use them.

But this time around there are reasons to be particularly euphoric.

Her words interrupted the euphoric state he had been in since last night.

All of us were euphoric and eager to get on with it.

It's euphoric music for a while, and the audience loved the group.

"A lot of us were here six months ago and never would have predicted the euphoric state we're in today," he said.

I walked around in a euphoric haze for a week.

During dinner, the family is euphoric with their new powers.

His own pain was forgotten now and he began to feel euphoric.

Perhaps that was why he felt so strangely euphoric just now.

But the intelligence displayed by the show was euphoric in itself.

"I would describe most of us as euphoric," he said.

"It was that euphoric point everyone talks about," he says.

But they were all euphoric in the glow of victory.

If there was anything that would get me out of my euphoric mood, you've just said it.

I think now that we are, you have less of a euphoric feeling."

Feelings of being "high" or euphoric - as if they could do almost anything.

You are much too euphoric about perestroika, which is not working.

For now, though, there is a decidedly euphoric feeling at the company, particularly within the small trade book department.