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the unfiltered scream of joy your dignity has been waiting all year to escape from
means A feeling or expression of great happiness and triumph, usually loud, shared, and impossible to keep still.
from From Latin 'jubilare,' to shout for joy or raise a wild cry — a word that may have started as the whoops of farmers and herdsmen out in the fields rather than anything refined. It came into English through Latin's church language, where 'jubilatio' described the soul's outburst of praise. So buried in 'jubilation' is an old, untamed holler, only later dressed in Sunday clothes.
- latin root
- From jubilare, meaning to shout for joy
- biblical year
- The Jubilee freed slaves and forgave debts
- brain chemistry
- Floods you with dopamine and endorphins at once
- contagious
- Crowd cheers spread through synchronized mirror neurons
- physical tell
- Jumping is an involuntary jubilation reflex
new zealand rugby haka — all blacks perform before every test match since 1884 as cultural celebration of victory
argentina world cup 2022 — millions flooded streets of buenos aires on december 18, 2022 after winning fifa world cup