ebullient in German
ebullient in German is ausgelassen, überschwenglich, übersprudelnd — ebullient means cheerful, lively and openly full of energy and enthusiasm.
ebullient in German
ausgelassen
Enthusiastic; high-spirited.
überschwenglich
Enthusiastic; high-spirited.
übersprudelnd
(archaic) Of a liquid: boiling and bubbling, or agitated as if boiling.
What does "ebullient" mean?
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adjective Cheerful, lively and openly full of energy and enthusiasm.
"He arrived in ebullient mood, hugging everyone in the room."
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adjective Of markets, sentiment or activity: strong and rising in a confident, excitable way.
"Shares climbed again in an ebullient session."
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ebullient in a sentence
- He arrived in ebullient mood, hugging everyone in the room.
- The ebullient crowd sang all the way to the station.
- Shares climbed again in an ebullient session.
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What is "ebullient" in German?
"ebullient" in German is ausgelassen, überschwenglich, übersprudelnd. ebullient means: Cheerful, lively and openly full of energy and enthusiasm.
How do you use "ebullient" in a sentence?
Example: "He arrived in ebullient mood, hugging everyone in the room." In German, "ebullient" is ausgelassen, überschwenglich, übersprudelnd.
Are there other ways to say "ebullient" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "ebullient": ausgelassen, überschwenglich, übersprudelnd.
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