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Definition:
The euphoric state, which is characterized by a feeling of great joy and happiness that exceeds what we normally experience, can be described as "Euphoresia." This term originated from Greek mythology where the eponymous god Hera used her powers to grant the mortal king Apollo an elixir of youth, fertility, and happiness.
Example Sentence:
In the book "Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins, there's a scene where the protagonist Tris (played by Woody Harrelson) is in the midst of a euphoric moment after she wins the Hunger Games. She walks through her neighborhood, feeling so happy that she can't believe she's actually alive.
Edgy/Unsettling Example Sentence:
"I'm just feeling like I could do anything with you right now!" said Tris, holding onto Woody tightly as they walked hand in hand towards the dance floor of the party. "We're on a journey of self-discovery together!"
This scene is not only comedic and edgy but also unsettling because it shows a girl who's been through a lot, such as being in a tragic situation like losing her father, facing societal expectations that lead to her turning away from her dream of becoming a doctor. And yet, she has faith in herself to find joy and fulfillment in life again. She is, in essence, embracing her past but choosing to look forward with optimism. It's a stark reminder that despite the struggles, one