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rejoice
rejoice
It is a poor heart that never rejoices.
and
It is a sad heart that never rejoices.
Prov
.
Even
a
habitually
sad
person
cannot
be
sad
all
the
time
. (
Sometimes
used
to
indicate
that
a
habitually
sad
person
is
happy
about
something
.)
Jill
:
I
'
ve
never
seen
Sam
smile
before
,
but
today
,
at
his
retirement
party
,
he
smiled
.
Jane
:
It
is
a
poor
heart
that
never
rejoices
.
See also:
heart
,
never
,
poor
,
rejoice
rejoice at
something
to
celebrate
or
revel
about
something
.
Everyone
rejoiced
at
the
lucky
events
that
had
saved
them
.
We
all
rejoiced
at
the
outcome
of
the
election
.
See also:
rejoice
rejoice in
someone or something
to
take
great
joy
at
someone
or
something
.
I
am
in
love
and
I
rejoice
in
my
beloved
!
Roger
rejoices
in
a
good
night
'
s
sleep
.
See also:
rejoice
rejoice over
something
to
celebrate
because
of
something
.
Everyone
rejoiced
over
their
good
fortune
.
What
happened
to
us
next
was
nothing
to
rejoice
over
.
See also:
rejoice
rejoice in
Have
or
possess
something
highly
desirable
,
as
in
He
rejoices
in
a
keen
mind
. [
Late
1400s
]
See also:
rejoice
rejoice in
v.
To
feel
joyful
or
delighted
about
something
or
someone
:
All
the
fans
rejoiced
in
the
team
'
s
success
.
See also:
rejoice
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Trefor
-
Welsh
Emma
EM-ə
(English)
, EM-mah
(Finnish)
, E-mah
(German)
English, French, Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, Finnish, Dutch, German, An
Feray
-
Turkish
Yvette
ee-VET
(French)
, i-VET
(English)
French, English
Vega
-
Astronomy
Ashworth
['æʃwɜ:θ]
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