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Free sign up"absolute ecstasy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a feeling of extreme joy or happiness. Example: After months of hard work and anticipation, she finally received her acceptance letter to her dream university, causing her to feel absolute ecstasy.
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That, my children, would be the closest we jaded cinemaniacs could ever get to absolute ecstasy with our undies still on.
Day Break of shame or absolute ecstasy.
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It was sheer ecstasy.
Then there are the Vigeland scultpures, mid-20th century dumpy bronze nudes by Gustav Vigeland lording it in a park in all sorts of poses and exercises, including a maiden frozen in absolute frenzy (or ecstasy), tearing at her bronze tresses.
Yet Malick's movie — with its authentically profound considerations of the links between experience and transcendence, between ordinary life and intuitions of the absolute, between scientific knowledge and religious ecstasy — has an aesthetic, a style, a tone, a mood, which cohere with its grand ideas.
She's still frozen in absolute frenzy - or is that ecstasy? - tearing at her bronze tresses beneath which, in those halcyon days of yore, Yours Truly performed a rather fine re-enactment, even if I do say so myself.
With "Make Someone Happy," the song by Jule Styne, Adolph Green and Betty Comden that she said has become her mantra, she infused the lyric "love is the answer" with religious ecstasy, her soprano soaring into a realm of absolute devotion.
In ecstasy?
Including ecstasy.
It's ecstasy".
what is this ecstasy?
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