euphoria

noun
UK /juːˈfɔːriə/
US /juːˈfɔːriə/

A very strong feeling of happiness and excitement.

Winning the game filled the team with euphoria.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A feeling of intense well-being sometimes reported by people taking certain medicines.

The medicine gave her a brief sense of euphoria.

3. A state of great mental and physical comfort and calm.

He felt a quiet euphoria after the long, peaceful walk.

4. Extreme excitement shared by a crowd or group.

Euphoria spread through the stadium when the final goal was scored.