thrilled
v. C1 Advanced Oxford US //ˈθɹɪɫd// UK //θɹˈɪld// thrilled
v. extremely happy and excited about something. You use this when you are very pleased with a result or a piece of news.
v. extremely pleased and excited. Often followed by an infinitive or a clause starting with 'that'.
I am thrilled with my new job.
She was absolutely thrilled to receive an invitation to the international film festival.
The researchers were thrilled by the unexpected results of the clinical trial, which suggested a much higher success rate than their initial models had predicted.
Usage
Often used with the prepositions 'with', 'by', or 'at'.
Pitfall
I am very thrilledI am absolutely thrilledThrilled is a non-gradable adjective; it pairs with 'absolutely' or 'really' rather than 'very'.