What level is the word "thrilled"?

"thrilled" is a B1 (Intermediate) vocabulary word.

What is a synonym for "thrilled"?

Synonyms for "thrilled": excited.

What is the opposite of "thrilled"?

The opposite of "thrilled" is: disappointed.

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Q: Which TV shows or movies use the word "thrilled"?

"thrilled" appears in: Emily in Paris, Gilmore Girls, Gossip Girl, Grey's Anatomy, Modern Family, Parks and Recreation, Ratatouille, The Big Bang Theory, The Office, Young Sheldon, Black Mirror, Breaking Bad, Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

What does "Thrilled" mean?

very excited or pleased

Synonym: excited Opposite: disappointed

"Thrilled" in a sentence

Real example sentences from TV shows and movies.

And that is why I'm thrilled to announce that JVMA will be acquiring Pierre Cadault.
— Emily in Paris S3E2

I AM SO THRILLED ABOUT THIS.
— Gilmore Girls S1E14

Nate must be thrilled.
— Gossip Girl S1E13

Please tell Cristina I'm thrilled for her.
— Grey's Anatomy S10E19

You and your wife must be thrilled.
— Modern Family S1E1

He's not exactly thrilled you've been volunteering for the Knope campaign in your spare time.
— Parks and Recreation S4E19

Everyone will be thrilled!
— Ratatouille

You must be thrilled!
— The Big Bang Theory S7E10

"Thrilled" in TV shows & movies

This word appears in 13 titles. Click to explore the full vocabulary list.

Emily in Paris Gilmore Girls Gossip Girl Grey's Anatomy Modern Family Parks and Recreation Ratatouille The Big Bang Theory The Office Young Sheldon Black Mirror Breaking Bad Brooklyn Nine-Nine

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