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elated sentiment vs elated emotion

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Elated sentiment' refers to a feeling or opinion, while 'elated emotion' specifically highlights the emotional aspect of being elated.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 748 views

elated sentiment

This phrase is correct and can be used to describe a feeling or opinion of being elated.

This phrase is used to express a positive feeling or opinion of being extremely happy or joyful.
  • He was elated, carefree, alive.
  • And Bryan was elated to cash his commission.
  • I feel like you should be slightly more elated.
  • We're just elated to have you here with us all.
  • I was really elated to see that the metadata was still intact.
  • At first he was elated really high.
  • But I'm definitely the most elated right now.
  • I feel elated, class conscious.
  • He was elated when his father rescued him.
  • And I felt elated by what had happened earlier in the day.
  • And you'll be elated to know I figured out why The site's been filling in on itself.
  • I'm elated that my friend and drinking partner has returned to the New York metropolitan area, but you had the opportunity of a lifetime.
  • But Simon is elated, because though the rest of his world thinks it's foolish, he's found something... of meaning.
  • I don't think your mother was elated that she was pregnant.
  • And when they came in to tell me, I was at first elated.
  • I could quite possibly be elated very soon, but part of me just feels like we are just marking time till the next crazy rolls in.
  • That's not to say I wasn't elated to see you safe and sound.
  • You know, if President Adar stepped off that Raptor, I'd be elated.
  • She came to our date, elated. I got a glorious last night with her.
  • Much as I cringe at the publicity, I'm elated at the recovery.

elated emotion

This phrase is also correct and emphasizes the emotional aspect of being elated.

This phrase specifically focuses on the emotional state of being extremely happy or joyful.
  • At the same time I was very much elated, because it was a shared emotion...

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