Thrilled means buzzing with excited happiness. Absolutely thrilled, thrilled with the news, thrilled to be here.
The prepositions are with for a thing, by for a cause, and to plus a verb. It is one of the strongest ordinary words of pleasure, which is why thrilled to bits is such a common phrase. In British speech, not thrilled is a considerable understatement meaning angry. Note thrilling, which describes the cause; thrill, both noun and verb; and that a thrill was originally a physical shiver.
1adjectivethrilledBuzzing with excited happiness.
“She was thrilled with a result nobody else rated.”
synonyms: delighted, overjoyed
thrilled is a state of excited pleasure.
Also accepted in games: delighted