Ecstatic is the adjective form of the noun "ecstasy." The feeling of being ecstatic or the feeling of extreme joy and bliss is called ecstatic. Here are a couple of examples which justify the word in a sentence:
1. England had an ecstatic win against Australia in the last test match.
2. The feeling of emerging as a victor in spite of so many obstacles is almost ecstatic.
The feeling of ecstasy or ecstatic is also used with reference to spiritualism and sex. An altered state of consciousness caused by spiritual awareness is also known as being ecstatic. The person in such a condition will not feel bound by time and space and will feel transcended into another plane altogether, as he experiences a heightened sense of euphoria. Such a feeling of rapture or extreme delight can also be felt while having sex, especially in the orgasmic stage. People also resort to the illegal drug aptly titled "ecstasy" to experience pleasure and the blissful "ecstatic" feeling, which can even border to hallucinogenic.
1. England had an ecstatic win against Australia in the last test match.
2. The feeling of emerging as a victor in spite of so many obstacles is almost ecstatic.
The feeling of ecstasy or ecstatic is also used with reference to spiritualism and sex. An altered state of consciousness caused by spiritual awareness is also known as being ecstatic. The person in such a condition will not feel bound by time and space and will feel transcended into another plane altogether, as he experiences a heightened sense of euphoria. Such a feeling of rapture or extreme delight can also be felt while having sex, especially in the orgasmic stage. People also resort to the illegal drug aptly titled "ecstasy" to experience pleasure and the blissful "ecstatic" feeling, which can even border to hallucinogenic.
