0 a feeling of great happiness, especially because of a success: --
1 a feeling of great happiness --
I should like to emphasise that it would be a mark of wisdom if jubilation were to be tempered by caution.
The fuel at the nation's disposal for energy requirements in the immediate future is a justifiable reason for jubilation.
There is not much cause for jubilation here, but some cause for quiet thankfulness.
There will be jubilation in the pubs tonight when the word gets round.
This is no occasion for jubilation; certainly not for celebration.
I will admit that during this particular jubilation the cadets were rather rough.
I remember the jubilation and great hopes of many people who married in the early war years.
They should be in a mood of jubilation, not of apology.
