effervesced (Meaning)

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effervesced (imp. & p. p.)

of Effervesce

The champagne effervesced joyously, filling the room with a festive atmosphere.
As the baking soda was added to the vinegar, a vigorous effervescence erupted, accompanied by a series of audible pops.
The effervescent tablets dissolved rapidly in the water, releasing a refreshing burst of flavor and aroma.
The new product's unique effervescent formula promised to revolutionize the beverage industry.
The effervescent water seemed to dance in the glass, its tiny bubbles sparkling like stars in the night sky.
The effervescence of the chemical reaction was so strong that it caused the container to vibrate noticeably.
The effervescent nature of the compound made it ideal for use as an antacid, quickly neutralizing stomach acids.
The excitement of the crowd effervesced in the air, creating an electric atmosphere at the concert.
The effervescent personality of the young artist captivated the audience, leaving them mesmerized by her energy and charm.
The scientist's mind effervesced with ideas as he delved deeper into the mysteries of the universe.

of Effervesce

whistled,bubbled, hummed, hissed, wheezed, swooshed,whooshed, sizzled, fizzled, zipped

No antonyms found.

The champagne effervesced joyously, filling the room with a festive atmosphere.

As the baking soda was added to the vinegar, a vigorous effervescence erupted, accompanied by a series of audible pops.

The effervescent tablets dissolved rapidly in the water, releasing a refreshing burst of flavor and aroma.

The new product's unique effervescent formula promised to revolutionize the beverage industry.