exhilaration

Preposition: of

• ride: You can tell that the exhilaration of the ride had got to me by then.
• flight: Gliding is a sport that enables people to experience the exhilaration of flight, at an affordable price.
• freefall: Tandem Skydiving is the ideal way to experience the exhilaration of freefall.
• skiing: You cannot beat the exhilaration of skiing and snowboarding among incredible scenery.
• performance: There's no story, no clowning around, just the fierce exhilaration of performance.
• descent: Race four is the one many like to hate all the pain of the climb and none of the exhilaration of the descent.

Converse of object

• feel: Some of these, too, felt exhilaration in the midst of the carnage.
• enjoy: Despite everything, he was enjoying the exhilaration of racing through the sky on the back of a giant bird.
• experience: Students experience the exhilaration of undertaking research in a field of their choice.
• beat: There is nothing to beat the exhilaration of sailing.
• combine: Kite surfing holidays combine the exhilaration of kite flying with the adrenalin.. .
• drive: And now the new Focus ST joins them with its own special brand of driving exhilaration.

Adjective modifier

• sheer: My two boys are in the sea, jumping with the waves, a look of sheer exhilaration on their faces.
• pure: It's pure exhilaration, like hearing the Brandenburg Concertos for the first time.
• certain: When you are in the thick of a fight there is a certain exhilaration that keeps you going.
• great: A week ago the doctor entered my room with the marks of great exhilaration contending with pitiful bodily weakness.
• fierce: There's no story, no clowning around, just the fierce exhilaration of performance.
• total: They actually go easier than they look, total exhilaration.

Modifies a noun

• experience: They'll just know that they've been valued enough to be treated to a fantastic eXhilaration experience What should I do now?