ebulliency (Meaning)

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ebulliency (n.)

A boiling up or over; effervescence.

The ebulliency of the crowd was infectious, as they cheered and clapped with unrestrained enthusiasm.
The scientist carefully observed the ebulliency of the liquid as it boiled, noting the temperature at which it reached its maximum point.
The young child's ebulliency was evident in the way he skipped and jumped around the room, full of energy and excitement.
The ebulliency of the volcano was a fearsome sight, as molten lava flowed down its slopes, accompanied by loud explosions.
The politician's ebulliency was contagious, as he delivered a speech that inspired and motivated his audience.
The ebulliency of the stock market was a welcome sign of economic recovery, as investors eagerly bought and sold shares.
The ebulliency of the ocean waves was a reminder of the power and majesty of nature.
The ebulliency of the fireworks display lit up the night sky, creating a magical and unforgettable spectacle.
The ebulliency of the partygoers was palpable, as they danced and sang to the music, celebrating the joyous occasion.
The ebulliency of the artist's creativity was evident in his latest masterpiece, which captured the essence of human emotion and experience.

A boiling up or over; effervescence.

eagerness, brightness, spiritedness, enthusiasm, buoyancy,ebullience, cheer, effervescence, vim, spirit

anemia, indolence, lethargy,anemia, indolence, laziness, lethargy, laziness, bloodlessness, torpor

The ebulliency of the crowd was infectious, as they cheered and clapped with unrestrained enthusiasm.

The scientist carefully observed the ebulliency of the liquid as it boiled, noting the temperature at which it reached its maximum point.

The young child's ebulliency was evident in the way he skipped and jumped around the room, full of energy and excitement.

The ebulliency of the volcano was a fearsome sight, as molten lava flowed down its slopes, accompanied by loud explosions.