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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    exhilarate thrill delight please satisfy entertain amuse enchant captivate fascinate entrance beguile charm enthrall electrify invigorate energize animate vivify stimulate inspire uplift elate elevate cheer gladden hearten encourage motivate inspire animate enliven liven rouse stir arouse awaken kindle inflame ignite excite thrill titillate gratify indulge pamper spoil coddle cosset please appease satisfy content assuage allay alleviate soothe calm tranquillize pacify mollify mitigate relieve comfort solace console cheer reassure hearten buoy uplift raise lift inflate inflate expand dilate distend swell intensify enhance augment increase magnify amplify exaggerate

    Meaning of Euphorize

    to give someone a feeling of great happiness or excitement

    Definitions

    • To cause someone to feel intense happiness or excitement
    • * To produce a state of intense happiness or excitement in someone

    Etymology of Euphorize

    The word "euphorize" comes from the Greek words "eu" meaning "well" or "good" and "phoros" meaning "bearing" or "carrying", and the suffix "-ize" which is a verb-forming suffix
    The word has been in use since the 17th century to describe the act of producing a state of intense happiness or excitement in someone

    Example Uses

    • The news of her engagement euphorized her friends and family
    • * The crowd was euphorized by the rock band's performance
    • * The beautiful scenery euphorized the tourists

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    depress sadden dishearten discourage dispirit dismay disappoint disillusion disenchant bore tire exhaust fatigue drain deplete weaken enfeeble debilitate cripple incapacitate paralyze stun shock horrify appall dismay disgust repel repulse offend annoy irritate vex infuriate enrage anger aggravate exasperate infuriate inflame provoke rile rouse stir upset disturb trouble perturb worry concern alarm frighten intimidate cow daunt dismay