Felt and showed great joy or delight; celebrated with happiness.
From Old French 'rejoir,' from re- (again) + joy (from Latin 'gaudium'). Entered English in the 13th century with religious connotations of spiritual joy.
Rejoicing has measurable health benefits—people who actively celebrate good moments show stronger immune systems and live longer than those who suppress happiness!
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