ebulliency

/ɪˈbʌljənsi/

NOUN

1. Enthusiastic and joyful exuberance

The quality or state of being full of lively enthusiasm, happiness, excitement, and positive energy, often expressed in an animated and infectious manner.

1.1. Joy, happiness, and cheerfulness

Describes an overflowing sense of happiness, delight, and cheerful enthusiasm that is readily expressed and often spreads to other people.

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  • The party was characterized by an infectious ebulliency that lifted everyone's spirits.
  • The laughter and chatter in the room reflected the overall sense of ebulliency at the family reunion.
  • The festival atmosphere was filled with ebulliency and joyful celebration.

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1.2. Energy, vitality, and enthusiasm

Refers to an abundance of physical or mental energy, vigor, and eagerness that makes someone lively, motivated, and enthusiastic about activities or pursuits.

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  • Despite the challenges they faced, the team approached the project with remarkable ebulliency.
  • Her youthful ebulliency brought energy and excitement to every team meeting.
  • The speaker's ebulliency and passion for the topic captivated the conference audience.

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1.3. Playfulness and spirited behavior

Describes a lively, cheerful, and playful disposition characterized by spontaneous humor, animated behavior, and an outgoing personality.

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  • The children's ebulliency filled the playground with laughter and playful energy.
  • Her ebulliency and sense of humor made her the life of every gathering.
  • The family reunion was marked by an atmosphere of ebulliency and carefree merriment.

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1.4. Exuberant expression and spirited enthusiasm

Refers to an outward display of intense excitement, passion, confidence, and enthusiasm through animated speech, expressive gestures, and energetic participation.

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  • The speaker's enthusiasm and passion for the topic added a delightful touch of ebulliency to the conference.
  • The audience responded with ebulliency to the band's energetic performance.
  • His ebulliency and confidence made his presentation especially engaging.

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