ebullient

IPA: ɪbˈʌɫjʌnt

Examples of "ebullient" in Sentences

The people had ebullient energy.
The men acted with ebullient manners.
Her response is ironic, not ebullient.
The sun kissing the ebullient crowd of 55,581.
Because were I in a less ebullient frame of mind.
He is a dynamic, enthusiastic and ebullient person.
She's ebullient about Season 3 and I can't blame her.
Sometimes castor oil can also be used as an ebullient.
La Bourdonnais was an ebullient and garrulous individual.
He was fearless, if ebullient and temperamental, in court.
Anyone who paints "ebullient" on a clothespin qualifies as interesting.
A number of media outlets used "ebullient" to describe events around the rescue of the
In the case of words like "ebullient" and "shellacking," people are searching because they don't know what the heck they mean.
I called the ebullient Mr. Posner and asked him for advice for the business owner struggling to build a great online reputation.
Posner said he doesn't expect returns to regain the heights attained before the financial crisis, when markets were "ebullient" and capital requirements were lower.
A happy word following a disastrous incident: The Chilean miner "Super Mario" Sepulveda was described as "ebullient," or "showing liveliness and enthusiasm," after he finally emerged from the collapsed mine.
My own vote for best-dressed (and there were several contenders) goes to Caldecott Chair Gratia Banta, truly chic, glamorous and in ebullient in a strapless, shimmering orange gold gown that looked to me like it was made of silk shantung.