Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Joy"

A: “I was beside myself” with any emotion (positive, like joy; or negative, like grief) means you lost control. Or almost lost control.

With joy … imagine jumping up and down screaming with joy.

With grief … imagine uncontrolled crying.

It is a common expression that makes no sense. There is no way to explain it that is logical.

In this movie clip, they make fun of this expression: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lb5N5cYKfoA

A: "I find joy in x" = "I like to do x" or "x makes me happy"
"Fellow x" = "Other members of a group that I also belong to"
"Bibliophile" = "Someone that loves books"

So it means: "I like to share books with other book lovers"

A: in more simpler terms, it is:

"If we bring happiness into your boring/dull lives, it will make us feel that our hard work is worth it"

A: Basically, it means someone was very, very happy; they were so happy that they didn’t know what to do about it.

“Overwhelmingly” could also be used in the context of comparison. For example, I could say “He felt a lot of emotions, but overwhelmingly, he felt happy.” This would show that even though he felt a lot of different emotions, happiness was the one he felt the most.

A: someone is experiencing happiness for someone else. but also sadness, because that person has experienced something bad, and we feel sorry for or sympathetic for them.

A: "I have never felt so much joy!"

A: “i’m feeling lots of joy.” “the joys of being with you.” “you’ll get no joy out of him.”

A: Did you have any luck finding your keys.
I didn’t have any luck when I was fishing yesterday.
Any joy is not really an expression.
An example sentence might be:
I didn’t have any joy when I heard that song

A: I take joy in singing. I take joy in spending time with friends.

A: The joy of every woman is to see her baby smiling.
My joy in life is to love and appreciate everything was given to me

A: joyfulness is a synonym(exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase) for joy in delight topic(great happiness) in some cases ‘joyfulness’ instead of the noun ‘joy’ when it comes to the topics that you are feeling happy

A: Joy = the feeling of satisfaction
Happy = the state of feeling happiness
Funny = capable of invoking laughter
Great = large, very good

A: As nouns the difference between joy and joyfulness is that joy is a feeling of extreme happiness or cheerfulness, especially related to the acquisition or expectation of something good while joyfulness is the state of being joyful.

As a verb joy is to feel joy, to rejoice.

A: Not much of a difference, there just both sayings to mean basically the same thing.
Yes, both are natural. For some reason though, I think He was all smiles is a little more natural, but that's just me. Others could be different

A: Both sentences have the same meaning, the "to be" is implied in the first sentence.

A: I think you can say either that or “We wish you could do that and a Merry Christmas”, so yes that’s correct

A: In the news today, a ten year old boy took his father’s car on a joy ride until he was stopped by police. A joy ride means a car stolen by children. This actually happened today.🤷🏻‍♀️

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A: "Congratulations! I'm overflowing with joy hearing this!" sounds more natural

A: You can just say;
"I was filled with joy after I recovered."
It's easier and also sounds more natural.

Recover means;
"Return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength."

so you don't need to use "health" again. Hope this helps!

A: In spoken English, this sounds perfect. In written English, it needs a couple of commas (,).

I found, to my great joy, that all of my students passed the exam.

A: I can hardly describe the amount of joy that flows throughout my heart in one word.

A: Just take away 'the' that is between 'that' and 'music : what is the joy that music gives us?