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Rejoice in Meaning in English

expression

ɹɪˈdʒɔɪs/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn
ri-JOYSS in
ɹɪdʒˈɔɪs/ /ˈɪn
ri-JOYSS in

Definition

To feel or show great joy about something; often used to emphasize taking delight or pleasure in something, even when it might seem unusual. Sometimes used in religious or formal contexts.

Usage & Nuances

Somewhat formal or literary; common in religious texts and speeches. 'Rejoice in' often means taking special pleasure in something, sometimes even something difficult ('rejoice in hardships'). Less common in casual speech—use 'enjoy' or 'take pleasure in' in daily conversation.

Example Sentences

We should rejoice in our success.

basic

He rejoices in helping others.

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Many people rejoice in the holidays.

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She truly rejoices in every little moment of life.

natural

Even in tough times, he manages to rejoice in what he has.

natural

Some people seem to rejoice in making things complicated.

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