
Exuberant
Filled with or characterized by lively energy, excitement, and cheerfulness.
adjectiveExuberant
Filled with or characterized by lively energy, excitement, and cheerfulness.
adjective
Imagine This
Sue, who inherited a piece of barren land from her parents a few years ago, became extremely joyful when an investor was willing to pay her five million dollars for it.
Sounds Like
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Looks Like
Contains the sequence 'uber' and ends with 'ant', suggesting abundance or overflow
Remember This
Exuberant conveys overflowing energy; its root relates to abundance or overflow in Latin.
Other Forms
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ebullient; exuberance; effervescent; buoyant; high-spirited
Note
Used to describe people, moods, or growth that are very lively or enthusiastic. Not the same as 'exuberant' in a negative context. The noun form is exuberance; the adverb form is exuberantly.
Study Deeper
- The crowd's exuberant cheers filled the stadium after the victory.
- Her exuberant personality made the party impossible to forget.
From Latin exuberant-, exuberans, from exuberare 'to overflow, abound' (ex- 'out' + uber 'overflowing, abundant').
EX-UBER-ANT: Visualize an ant that's extra energetic and overflowing with activity.
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