Plural of euphoria; multiple instances or types of intense happiness, elation, or well-being.
From 'euphoria' + '-s' (plural marker). Euphoria comes from Greek 'eu' (well) + 'phoros' (bearing/carrying), originally meaning 'bearing well' or being in a good state.
We talk about 'euphorias' in psychology because happiness isn't monolithic—the euphoria of falling in love is neurologically different from winning the lottery or finally finishing a hard project, each using slightly different brain pathways.
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