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- Dictionarye·bul·lient/iˈbo͝olyənt/
adjective
- 1. cheerful and full of energy: "she sounded ebullient and happy"
- 2. (of liquid or matter) boiling or agitated as if boiling: archaic "misted and ebullient seas"
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The meaning of EBULLIENT is boiling, agitated. How to use ebullient in a sentence. Did you know?
excited and enthusiastic: He was openly ebullient after the election.
There are two senses of the word of ebullient. One describes an immediate, and ultimately short-lived, reaction to a particular event — for example if you've just won the lottery, you are ebullient.
Ebullient definition: overflowing with fervor, enthusiasm, or excitement; high-spirited. See examples of EBULLIENT used in a sentence.
excited and enthusiastic: He was openly ebullient after the election.
If you describe someone as ebullient, you mean that they are lively and full of enthusiasm or excitement about something.
1. Zestfully enthusiastic. 2. Boiling or seeming to boil; bubbling. [Latin ēbulliēns, ēbullient-, present participle of ēbullīre, to bubble up : ē-, ex-, up, out; see ex- + bullīre, to bubble, boil.] e·bul′lient·ly adv. Usage Note: Traditionally, ebullient is pronounced (ĭ-bŭl′yənt), with a short u in the second syllable, as in gull.
Definition of ebullient adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
If you describe someone as ebullient, you mean that they are lively and full of enthusiasm or excitement about something.
ebullient (adjective) ebullient /ɪ ˈ bʊljənt/ adjective. Britannica Dictionary definition of EBULLIENT. [more ebullient; most ebullient] : lively and enthusiastic. her ebullient charm. an ebullient entertainer.
