Definition of ebullience
: the quality of lively or enthusiastic expression of thoughts or feelings : exuberance
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The overdriven rendition didn't pause for much detail and nuance, foregoing Mozart's ingenious, darker woodwind colorations in favor of determined ebullience.
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To a one the dancers respond with conviction and ebullience.
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His collection of diva T-shirts is a hoot, and his sassy ebullience is ideally matched with the deadpan perfection of Weed's Janis.
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In person the two share a warm mutual admiration from the nearly three-month Atlanta shoot last year, and Viswanathan's ebullience softens Cena's more serious-leaning stoicism.
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The character highlighted Hader’s strengths: absurdist wordplay, scampish mischief, genuine ebullience.
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There are still four days left in the quadrennial competition, so Moon’s ebullience might be a bit premature.
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Sure, the new law should prove a boon for corporate profits in general–the ebullience over equities proves that investors are already making that bet, big time.
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Known for his ebullience and charm, he is adored by celebrities, and has worked with such brands as Michael Kors, Burberry and Dolce & Gabbana.
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First Known Use of ebullience
1749
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