Tra từ ecstatic - Từ điển Oxford Advanced Learner 8th

ec·stat·ic BrE [ɪkˈstætɪk] NAmE [ɪkˈstætɪk] adjective
very happy, excited and enthusiastic; feeling or showing great enthusiasm
Syn: ↑delighted
•Sally was ecstatic about her new job.
•ecstatic applause/praise/reviews
•He gave an ecstatic sigh of happiness.
Derived Word: ↑ecstatically

Word Origin:
[ecstatic ecstatically] late 16th cent.: from French extatique, from Greek ekstatikos, based on ek- ‘out’ + histanai ‘to place’.

Synonyms:
excited
ecstatic • elated • euphoric • rapturous • exhilarated
These words all describe feeling or showing happiness and enthusiasm.
excited • feeling or showing happiness and enthusiasm: ▪ The kids were excited about the holiday.
ecstatic • very happy, excited and enthusiastic; showing this enthusiasm: ▪ Sally was ecstatic about her new job.
elated • happy and excited because of sth good that has happened or will happen: ▪ I was elated with the thrill of success.
euphoric • very happy and excited, but usually only for a short time: ▪ My euphoric mood could not last.
rapturous • expressing extreme pleasure or enthusiasm: ▪ He was greeted with rapturous applause.
exhilarated • happy and excited, especially after physical activity: ▪ She felt exhilarated with the speed.
to feel excited/elated/euphoric/exhilarated
to be excited/ecstatic/elated/euphoric at sth
to be excited/ecstatic/elated about sth
to be excited/elated/exhilarated by sth
to be ecstatic/elated/exhilarated with sth

Example Bank:
•Martin was not exactly ecstatic at the news.
•a strange kind of ecstatic death by drowning
•an ecstatic vision of God
•their brief but ecstatic honeymoon