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delight someone by something to please someone with something; to please someone by doing something. (See also delight someone with something.) You delighted me by agreeing to join us. I was delighted by your proposal. delight someone with something to please someone with something, such as a gift. We delighted Alice with a gift of money. She was delighted with the gift. delight in someone or something to take great pleasure in someone or something. I delight in your interest in my work. We all delight in James. What a fine boy! ravished with delight Fig. happy or delighted; overcome with happiness or delight. Mary was ravished with delight by the dozen roses. My parents were ravished with delight when I graduated from college. be in a transport of delight/joy (literary) to feel extremely happy or pleased I looked up to the heavens and praised God, in a transport of delight. See also: transport How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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