ebulliate (Meaning)
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ebulliate (v. i.)
To boil or bubble up.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ebulliate
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ebulliate Sentence Examples
- The water in the pot ebulliated furiously as it reached its boiling point.
- The angry crowd ebulliated with rage, demanding justice for the victim.
- The scientist's eyes ebulliated with excitement as he discovered a cure for the disease.
- The laughter of the children ebulliated through the playground, filling the air with joy.
- The lava ebulliated from the volcano, creating a fiery spectacle.
- The artist's creativity ebulliated onto the canvas, resulting in a masterpiece.
- The ocean ebulliated with life, teeming with diverse and fascinating creatures.
- The politician's speech ebulliated with passion, captivating the audience with his message of hope.
- The energy of the crowd ebulliated during the concert, creating an electrifying atmosphere.
- The emotions of the survivors ebulliated after the disaster, ranging from grief to gratitude.
FAQs About the word ebulliate
To boil or bubble up.
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No antonyms found.
The water in the pot ebulliated furiously as it reached its boiling point.
The angry crowd ebulliated with rage, demanding justice for the victim.
The scientist's eyes ebulliated with excitement as he discovered a cure for the disease.
The laughter of the children ebulliated through the playground, filling the air with joy.
