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Meanings of ebullient in English

Joyously unrestrained.

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Usage of ebullient in English
1
On Friday, the mood was sufficiently ebullient to allow a broad-based rise.
Reuters
2
He wasn't his usual ebullient self, having to deal with two problems.
The Guardian
3
Miami has always needed a corrective to this wild and ebullient optimism.
The Guardian
4
At the party that night she is no more ebullient than before.
Roma eterna
5
They are ebullient with the possibility of their clean and imminent getaway.
What is the what: the autobiography of valentino achak deng
6
Dennis gave me a thumbs-up and Margo waved, and I felt ebullient.
Stiltsville: a novel
7
As a primary step he was obliged to suppress his ebullient brother-in-law.
The President: A Novel
8
When he hung up, Harmelin was ebullient, comfortable enough to tease me.
Priceless: how I went undercover to rescue the world's stolen tr...
9
He seemed ebullient and jubilant as he took a seat beside her.
Danielle Steel
10
Generally, you're in good spirits this week, even ebullient at times.
Ebony
11
Shapiro, deeply tanned and looking ebullient, had come to testify for the government.
The new yorker
12
Her subdued, six-minute speech contrasted with the ebullient tone of Sanders' 16-minute speech.
Reuters
13
The Mass was held in warm sunshine and an atmosphere of ebullient festivity.
The Irish Times
14
It's not every day you come across one as ebullient as Beanie Feldstein.
The Irish Times
15
The son, a young man of ebullient manner, greeted me in the courtyard.
Autobiography of a Yogi
16
Two Swedish gaming companies are trying a strangely ebullient mid-crisis combo.
Reuters
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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