Examples of using Euphoric in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I was euphoric.
Euphoric is an adjective.
No, they were euphoric.
Euphoric or elevated mood.
I wanted you to feel euphoric.
It is a euphoric experience for her.
I feel… strangely euphoric.
You're not as euphoric as I would imagined.
I don't think we should be euphoric.
My wife, Karel, is destroying my euphoric sense of acting as young as I feel.
After my first ortolan, I was euphoric.
There are no grounds to be euphoric about this“ceasefire”.
Crank up the serotonin, and we feel euphoric.
Few are euphoric as 27% of core managers are beating their benchmark.
Misfile me under"U" For"euphoric.".
Because of its euphoric and hallucinogenic effects, it quickly became popular in the party scene.
Well, it makes you feel euphoric, uninhibited.
I think the closest word to that is probably‘euphoric.'.
And starving yourself can make you feel euphoric, like a drug addict or an alcoholic.
Those moments after birth were euphoric.
Initially they seem almost euphoric- the weight of their former schooling has been cast off and they feel free and unburdened.
They often used weed to feel euphoric and peaceful.
In fact, sugar stimulates the exact same euphoric pathway targeted by alcohol and drug use- that is, the decreased dopamine levels lead to actual sugar addictions.
We consider that THIS EVENT is to be of a euphoric nature.
Maybe at first, the results are not to become euphoric, but we are making a mark that will pay off generously in times to come.
And the children are happy, relaxed, euphoric f-for their rebirth.
The establishment of nation-states was greeted with euphoric enthusiasm by poets as well as peasants who thought their muses or their gods had at last descended to earth.
But a person with bipolardisorder also experiences extreme high- euphoric or irritable- moods called"mania" or a less severe form called"hypomania".
However, research studieshave found that lottery winners are euphoric very briefly before they settle back to their‘normal' level of happiness or unhappiness.