exclaim

/ɛkˈskleɪm/verb

To shout or say something suddenly because of a strong feeling.

Example sentence

“"We won!" she exclaimed, jumping out of her chair.”

Mostly a fiction and journalism verb for reporting speech; people rarely say 'I exclaimed'. The punctuation mark is the exclamation point.

Related words

executiveRelating to the management and daily decision-making of a company, government, or other organization.excitedFull of eager energy and enthusiasm about something.exemplaryA model case or typical instance that serves as an example.exchangeThe act of giving one thing and receiving another in return; a trade.exemplifyTo be a clear example of something, or to make an idea clear by giving examples.exceedTo go beyond a certain amount, level, or limit; to be greater than something.