Word: ecstasies
Category: ecstasies
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Synonyms: ecstasies
rapture, bliss, elation, euphoria, transports, rhapsodies, joy, jubilation, exultation, transport, raptus, exaltation, go, disco biscuit
Translations: ecstasies
spanish
éxtasis, los éxtasis, el éxtasis, de éxtasis
german
ekstasen, verzückungen
french
extases, extase, des extases, les extases, extasier
italian
estasi, le estasi, visibilio
portuguese
êxtases, êxtase, os êxtases
dutch
extase, extases, vervoering, extasen
russian
восторги, экстазы, экстаз, экстазов, экстаза
norwegian
ekstaser, ekstasen, ekstase, ekstasene, Nattens ekstase
swedish
extaser, extas, extatiska, hänryckning
finnish
ekstaasissa
danish
Extaser, ekstaser, ekstase, henrykkelse
czech
extáze
polish
ekstaz, ekstazy
hungarian
eksztázisba, extázis, magukon, extázisban, eksztázisba jöttek
greek
εκστάσεις, έκσταση, εξάρσεις, εκστασιάζομαι, εκστατικών
ukrainian
захвати, захоплення, захват
bulgarian
екстаз, възторг, на екстаз
belarusian
захапленні, захапленне, імпэт, захапленьне, пяшчоты
estonian
ekstaasist, Ekstaasissa, Enthousiast
croatian
ekstaze
lithuanian
ekstazės
latvian
ekstāzes
macedonian
екстази, екстаза
romanian
extaze, extaz, extazele, extazuri, extazul
slovenian
ekstaze
slovak
extázy, extáza, extáze, extázu
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The meaning and "use of": ecstasies
noun
- an overwhelming feeling of great happiness or joyful excitement.
- an emotional or religious frenzy or trancelike state, originally one involving an experience of mystic self-transcendence.
- an amphetamine-based synthetic drug with euphoric and hallucinatory effects, originally promoted as an adjunct to psychotherapy.
