effervescence

The word “effervescence” has 4 syllables: ef-fer-ves-cence

It's pronounced as /ɪˈfɜrvəsəns/

What is synonym and antonym for effervescence?

In the thesaurus, “effervescence” has 55 synonyms and 33 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for effervescence along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for effervescence

animation
brightness
briskness
bubbles
bubbling
buoyancy
cheer
cheerfulness
chirpiness
eagerness
ebullience
ebulliency
ebullition
enthusiasm
excitedness
excitement
exhilaration
exuberance
exuberancy
ferment
fermentation
friskiness
froth
frothing
gaiety
happiness
high spirits
impishness
jauntiness
jazziness
joy
keenness
liveliness
lustiness
peppiness
pertness
pizazz
pizzazz
playfulness
robustness
sparkle
spirit
spiritedness
sprightliness
springiness
verve
vibrance
vibrancy
vigorousness
vim
vitality
vivaciousness
vivacity
volatility
zing

Antonyms for effervescence

anemia
apathy
bloodlessness
depression
discouragement
dullness
dulness
flatness
impassivity
inactivity
indolence
languidness
languor
laziness
lethargy
lifelessness
limpness
listlessness
pallidness
sadness
sleepiness
sluggishness
sorrow
spiritlessness
tediousness
tedium
torpidity
torpor
unhappiness
vapidity
vapidness
weariness
woe

Meanings of effervescence

noun
1. The escape of gas from solution in a liquid, especially the escape of carbon dioxide from a carbonated drink.
2. Vivacity.
3. Foment.

Example Sentences

The sparkling water's effervescence danced on my tongue with each sip.
Her laughter filled the room with an infectious effervescence.
The champagne's bubbles added to the sense of effervescence at the celebration.
The excitement in the air had an unmistakable effervescence as everyone awaited the announcement.
The effervescent personality of the host made the party a lively event full of effervescence.

On this page you'll find 88 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to effervescence, such as: anemia, animation, apathy, bloodlessness, brightness, briskness, bubbles.

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