Is ebullient formal or informal?

What's the difference between ebullient and excited?

Can ebullient describe a group or situation?

Is ebullient common in IELTS Academic writing?

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ebullient

/ɪˈbʊl.i.ənt/

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adjective

Cheerful and full of energy; lively and enthusiastic.

She gave an ebullient speech at the conference.
His ebullient greeting made everyone smile.

Adinary Nuance

Near-neighbors: ebullient is stronger than cheerful and more energetic than enthusiastic; it suits lively, expressive behaviour. Unlike casual happy or glad, ebullient often describes public, emphastic joy. Choose ebullient when you want vivid, formal emphasis in writing.

In other languages

Spanish: Eufórico
Japanese: 上気した
Korean: 활기 넘치는
Vietnamese: Phấn khích, nhiệt tình
Chinese: 兴高采烈的

Common phrases

ebullient moodebullient welcomeebullient personality

Synonyms

cheerful lively vivacious energetic animated

Frequently asked questions

Is ebullient formal or informal?: Is ebullient formal or informal?
What's the difference between ebullient and excited?: What's the difference between ebullient and excited?
Can ebullient describe a group or situation?: Can ebullient describe a group or situation?
Is ebullient common in IELTS Academic writing?: Is ebullient common in IELTS Academic writing?