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When joy turns electric: comparing "thrilled" and "happy"
Lloyd Cooper Yesterday, 17:03English.me team member
What is similar?
Both "thrilled" and "happy" describe positive emotions and feelings of enjoyment or satisfaction. They both convey a sense of pleasure.
What is different?
"Thrilled" implies a more intense or exciting feeling, often related to a sudden or unexpected event. "Happy" is a more general term, describing a sense of contentment or well-being without the intensity of "thrilled."
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Thrilled- She was thrilled to win the competition.
- I am thrilled about the upcoming concert.
- He was thrilled when he received the surprise gift.
- She felt happy after spending time with her family.
- I am happy with my new job.
- He was happy to see his friends again.
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