ebullient — cheerful and full of energy; showing excitement and enthusiasm
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: cheerful and full of energy; showing excitement and enthusiasm
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈbʌljənt/
Korean meaning: 활기차고 열정적인, 들뜬
Korean pronunciation: 이-불-리언트 (강세: 불)
Example Sentences
- The ebullient puppy bounced around the room like a furry ping-pong ball.
- His ebullient reaction to pizza delivery was more exciting than winning the lottery.
- The team's ebullient celebration could be heard three blocks away.
ebullient
ADJECTIVE//ɪˈbʌljənt//
cheerful and full of energy; showing excitement and enthusiasm
Overflowing with joy and excitement
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Ebullient over brilliant success, resilient through every trial!
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Origin
From Latin 'ebullire' meaning 'to boil over,' composed of the prefix 'e-' (out) and 'bullire' (to boil). The term metaphorically describes someone whose emotions or energy bubble over with enthusiasm.
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“The ebullient puppy bounced around the room like a furry ping-pong ball.”
“His ebullient reaction to pizza delivery was more exciting than winning the lottery.”
“The team's ebullient celebration could be heard three blocks away.”
“She gave an ebullient speech that made everyone want to dance.”
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