ebullience in Irish
ebullience in Irish is fiuchadh — ebullience means a surge of boiling or frothing; an ebullition.
ebullience in Irish
fiuchadh
What does "ebullience" mean?
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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."
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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."
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- 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.
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What is "ebullience" in Irish?
"ebullience" in Irish is fiuchadh. ebullience means: A surge of boiling or frothing; an ebullition.
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