ebullience (Meaning)

Wordnet

ebullience (n)

overflowing with eager enjoyment or approval

Webster

Alt. of Ebulliency

The ebullience of the local festival was infectious, and people couldn't help but be caught up in the merriment.
The scholar presented his work with such ebullience that it was impossible not to be engaged by his passion.
The ebullience of the young child was a joy to witness, as she explored the world with wonder and curiosity.
The ebullience of the crowd at the sporting event was palpable, and the energy was electric.
The ebullience of the politician's speech was a stark contrast to the more subdued tone of his opponent.
The ebullience of the artist's work was evident in the bright colors and bold strokes that characterized his paintings.
The ebullience of the winning team was on full display as they celebrated their victory with gusto.
The ebullience of the scientist's discovery was infectious, and the entire laboratory was filled with excitement.
The ebullience of the audience member's reaction to the performance was a testament to the power of the music.
The ebullience of the celebration was palpable, as people came together to share in the joy of the occasion.

overflowing with eager enjoyment or approvalAlt. of Ebulliency

eagerness, buoyancy, spiritedness,playfulness, enthusiasm, pizzazz, drive, life, effervescence, verve

weariness, anemia, laziness, laziness, anemia, indolence, lethargy, lethargy,indolence, languor

The ebullience of the local festival was infectious, and people couldn't help but be caught up in the merriment.

The scholar presented his work with such ebullience that it was impossible not to be engaged by his passion.

The ebullience of the young child was a joy to witness, as she explored the world with wonder and curiosity.

The ebullience of the crowd at the sporting event was palpable, and the energy was electric.