Spanish word

eufórico

Pronunciation

IPA/euˈfoɾiko/

Meaning

  • adjectiveelated

Example

Me siento eufórico cuando canto con mis amigos.

I feel elated when I sing with my friends.

Illustration for eufórico (elated)

More examples

Al ganar el concurso, me puse eufórico.

When I won the contest, I became elated.

Core concept

An intense uplift of mood and well-being.

Common phrases

  • estar eufórico

    be elated

  • ponerse eufórico

    become elated

  • sentirse eufórico

    feel elated

Similar words

feliz: Calmly content and pleased, with a steady sense of personal satisfaction.
entusiasmado: Eagerly expectant and excited, driven by strong anticipation about something.
emocionado: Emotionally stirred and highly aroused, with intense feelings in response to events.
alegre: Lighthearted and cheerful, showing a bright, easy happiness.

Definition in Spanish

Que siente una alegría muy intensa y una sensación de bienestar que eleva el ánimo.

Word origin

This adjective comes from the noun euforia, from Greek εὐφορία 'bearing well' (εὖ 'well' + φέρω 'to carry'), with Spanish -ico forming the adjective.

Usage tips

  • Stronger than alegre or contento, eufórico describes high-intensity moments like concerts or major victories and commonly appears with estar or sentirse.

Other meanings

  • ecstaticadjective
  • euphoricadjective

Opposites

  • deprimidodepressedadjective
  • tranquilocalmadjective

Related words

  • euforiaeuphorianoun
  • eufóricamenteeuphoricallyadverb

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