The phrase "jubilant day" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe a day full of joy and celebration. For example, "Today is a jubilant day; families are gathering to celebrate the bride and groom at their wedding!"
CLEVELAND (The Borowitz Report) — Donald J. Trump was jubilant Thursday night after accomplishing his goal of delivering a speech that no one will ever want to plagiarize, Trump aides confirmed.
By Andy Borowitz July 22, 2016 CLEVELAND (The Borowitz Report) — Donald J. Trump was jubilant Thursday night after accomplishing his goal of delivering a speech that no one will ever want to plagiarize, Trump aides confirmed.
Democratic party leaders were all but jubilant Wednesday over the potential down-ballot effect Donald Trump's ascent could have as he continues to make strides toward securing the Republican Party presidential nomination. .
Arms-control advocates were jubilant on Friday.
Supporters and relatives were jubilant on Saturday night.
But where investors were unimpressed by last week's efforts, which took place as the government announced that the number of jobs was falling, they were jubilant on Tuesday.
Gore supporters were jubilant on Tuesday night after the Florida Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the hand counting of ballots in South Florida must be included in determining who won the state's 25 electoral votes.
Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's far-right Front National, was jubilant on Wednesday as she took to the stage at her party's headquarters to congratulate Donald Trump, saying his victory showed nothing was "set in stone" and the "political and media elite" could be put in its place.
Opie was jubilant over Friday's U.S. Supreme Court decision establishing the right to marry for gay couples.
"I feel vindicated because the Greek people gave us a clear mandate to continue our struggle," Tsipras told jubilant supporters Sunday night, calling the outcome a "great victory".
