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• r  in an ecstatic manner
  he reacted ecstatically to my plan to travel to Africa

• John Updike once said Vladimir Nabokov wrote prose the only way it should be written: ecstatically.
• It took a while to register, but there was something naggingly familiar about Bernann McKinney, the 57-year-old California woman whose ecstatically beaming features were splashed .
• Mine is that airline ad: the snack served by an obsequious wench to a young couple, she eyeing ecstatically the cucumber canape, he admiring wistfully the hostess.

• rapturously
• rhapsodically

News & Articles

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• Watch: New Trailer for the Coen Brothers' 'Inside Llewyn Davis' Gives Fullest Peek Yet At Their Folk Music Dramedy
  Ecstatically received at this year's Cannes Film Festival where it won the Grand Prize of the Jury, Joel and Ethan Coen's folk music dramedy "Inside Llewyn Davis" doesn't open stateside until December 6th. Luckily a new trailer has popped up online today, offering up new footage way ahead of its release that shows why the film's being touted as an awards season front-runner. The gorgeous-looking ...
  July 1, 2013 - indieWIRE

Quotes

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• Myleene Klass in RTE.ie
  Klass said in the statement: "Graham and I are ecstatically happy. We've always wanted a family of our own."
• Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone in Zenit News Agency
  The Holy Father "went well beyond that," Cardinal Bertone said. "As I was watching the audience, I had the impression of a clear separation between those who listened almost ecstatically and others who listened with the expression typical of...
• Jack Kerouac in Kansas City Star
  To the usual redefinition of beat - "one who is exhausted ecstatically" - Kerouac added the religiously inspired idea of beatific, describing to reporters his search for a more direct, blissful knowledge of God.