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• s  joyful and proud especially because of triumph or success

• With exultant whoops Rome claimed "enormous fires that could be seen at a great distance.
• Last Tuesday, 150 years to the week after their forefathers, 200 exultant and sunburned Latter-day Saints reached Salt Lake City, having re-enacted the grueling great trek.
• Burn, baby, burn!" That was the exultant cry first heard in the Los Angeles district of Watts.

• exulting
• jubilant
• prideful
• rejoicing
• triumphal
• triumphant

News & Articles

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• Hawks fans celebrate team's victory
  The cheers of exultant Blackhawks fans filled Madison Street on Monday night, a roar that began with Dave Bolland's goal to put Chicago up 3-2 and building to a crescendo as time expired in the third period.        
  June 25, 2013 - Chicago Tribune

Quotes

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• David Villa in Independent
  Villa, for once not on the scoresheet, added: "We've shown that in the big moments we've risen to the occasion. It's the best game we've played. We deserved to score more but a Puyol goal put us in the final and we're exultant."
• Annie Lennox in MarketWatch
  I first discovered this song by Ash about six years ago, and I simply couldn't stop listening to it. It's so exultant that it virtually shimmers,Lennox says.
• Vicente del Bosque in Press TV
  It's the best game we've played. We deserved to score more, but a Puyol goal put us in the final and we're exultant,Spanish coach Vicente del Bosque said after the game.