euphoria

In the former study, runners also reported less pain and that they experienced the “runner’s high” phenomenon — in which people enter a state of euphoria after performing demanding exercise — more easily when they used cannabis.

Tovar fully expected that initial wave of punk rock euphoria to fade within a couple of years, and it did.

Matthew's response would turn the euphoria to ash.

He tells me that he spent months in prisons during Assad's regime and later moved to France; his euphoria at returning is palpable.

His implication that “euphoric markets” invariably produce financial crises, however, is questionable — markets can sustain their euphoria for years without provoking anything like a crisis.