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Often used in the same context:
paroxysms,
delirium,
rasper,
delight,
hysterics,
dreamland,
frenzy,
thunderbolt,
tizzy,
acute angle,
nutmegged,
screamer,
thundering,
apoplexy,
barracking,
volley,
pearler,
sublime,
ululation,
roar,
fizzing,
daisy cutter,
slumberland,
hwyl,
miskick,
regathering,
hared,
garryowen,
hooter,
yawp,
thumping,
jink,
adoring,
pulsating,
titters,
peals,
crowd,
standing ovation,
sclaffed,
goalmouth,
goalward,
exocet,
wows,
touchline,
panegyrics,
cheers,
backheel,
geeing,
despairing,
welshmen,
stramash,
skywards,
gaga,
ecstasies,
header,
leveler,
clattering,
aplomb,
aahs,
ovation,
blushes,
conniptions,
riposte,
sighter,
stun,
gasp,
geordies,
purple patch,
equalizer,
enamour,
jubilation,
flag waving,
baying,
splutter,
debutant,
awing,
dalesmen,
sizzler,
lob,
cheerio,
guffaw,
crossbar,
jeers,
scything,
doolally,
murmuring,
groans,
claque,
throng,
spellbound,
hoorays,
cacophonic,
mesmerising,
instinctive reflex,
scintillating,
grubber,
overdrive,
nestling,
hoicks,
last gasp,
hymning,
rue,
rapture,
ecstacy,
ecstasy,
ardours,
delights,
fervour,
joys,
exaltation,
gladness,
joy,
rhapsodies,
ardor,
ardors,
ardour,
inspirations,
enthusiasms,
fervor,
outpourings,
pathos
Also try:
— Adjectives for raptures:
such,
first,
dizzy,
ecstatic,
poetic,
holy,
giddy,
highest,
mystical,
secret,
high,
more...
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