Present participle of exult; currently rejoicing or expressing triumphant joy.
From exult plus the present participle suffix -ing, showing an ongoing action. This forms the continuous or progressive form of the verb.
The -ing form makes the joy feel present and active — 'exulting' emphasizes that the celebration is happening right now, in real-time, rather than as a completed past action.
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