Jubilate

Ju·bi·la·te

noun \ˌyü-bə-ˈlä-ˌtā, ˌjü-\

Definition of JUBILATE

1

a : the 100th Psalm in the Authorized Version b not capitalized : a joyous song or outburst

2

: the third Sunday after Easter

Origin of JUBILATE

Latin, 2d person plural imperative of jubilare

First Known Use: 1549

Rhymes with JUBILATE

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