ebullience in German

ebullience in German is Überschwang, Überschwänglichkeit — ebullience means a surge of boiling or frothing; an ebullition.

Überschwang

noun

(figuratively) The quality of enthusiastic or lively expression of feelings and thoughts.

Überschwänglichkeit

noun

(figuratively) The quality of enthusiastic or lively expression of feelings and thoughts.

What does "ebullience" mean?

noun A surge of boiling or frothing; an ebullition.
"In the end, however, rebellion must exhaust itself. We grow weary of our paltry carnal transports, our ebulliences of defiance, our abortive expeditions to the frontiers of the respectable world."
noun Lively, cheerful energy that someone shows openly.
"When I first met him in the wee hours of the morning of this very day, I sensed he possessed an ebullience and intelligence that I had not encountered for the longest time."

In the end, however, rebellion must exhaust itself. We grow weary of our paltry carnal transports, our ebulliences of defiance, our abortive expeditions to the frontiers of the respectable world.
When I first met him in the wee hours of the morning of this very day, I sensed he possessed an ebullience and intelligence that I had not encountered for the longest time.
Although it is invariably urban in its setting, Carnival is bigger than any one city or religion. Its ebullience and dynamism is a natural florescence of dense communities.

enthusiasm exuberance

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What is "ebullience" in German?

"ebullience" in German is Überschwang, Überschwänglichkeit. ebullience means: A surge of boiling or frothing; an ebullition.

Are there other ways to say "ebullience" in German?

Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "ebullience": Überschwang, Überschwänglichkeit.

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