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exuberant

(ɪgzjuːbərənt, US -zuːb-)

1. adjective

If you are exuberant, you are full of energy, excitement, and cheerfulness.

...an exuberant young girl who decided to become a screen actress.

exuberantly adverb

They both laughed exuberantly.

2. graded adjective

If you describe something as exuberant, you like it because it is lively, exciting, and full of energy and life.

[approval]

This is bold and exuberant cooking.

exuberantly graded adverb

...exuberantly decorated.

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exuberant in British English

(ɪɡˈzjuːbərənt)

adjective

abounding in vigour and high spirits; full of vitality

lavish or effusive; excessively elaborate

exuberant compliments

growing luxuriantly or in profusion

Derived forms

exuberance (exˈuberance)

noun

exuberantly (exˈuberantly)

adverb

Word origin

C15: from Latin exūberāns, from ūberāre to be fruitful, from ūber fertile

exuberant in American English

(ɛgˈzubərənt; ɛgˈzjubərənt; ɪgˈzubərənt; ɪgˈzjubərənt)

adjective

growing profusely; luxuriant or prolific

exuberant vegetation

characterized by good health and high spirits; full of life; uninhibited

overly elaborate; flowery

very great; extreme

Derived forms

exuberantly (exˈuberantly)

adverb

Word origin

ME < L exuberans: see exuberance

Examples of 'exuberant' in a sentence
exuberant

No exuberant celebrations or despairing shows of emotion.His book is an exuberant celebration of the efforts to compile information through the ages.He has given more exuberant performances but his influence was undeniable.Sometimes he is exuberant and exciting.Glyndebourne has an exuberant young neighbour.Tonight's episode has less of the exuberant energy that has fuelled the rest of the series.He is an exuberant personality and a joker in the Durham ranks. Lively and exuberant, it teased him to be identified.I like its tomatoes and its exuberant driving style.So much has been written about the exuberant young musicians from Venezuela that it seems redundant to add more superlatives.

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exuberant

British English: exuberant ADJECTIVE

If you are exuberant, you are full of energy, excitement, and cheerfulness.

...an exuberant young girl who decided to become a screen actress.

American English: exuberant
Brazilian Portuguese: exuberante
Chinese: 充满活力的
European Spanish: eufórico
French: exubérant
German: überschwänglich
Italian: esuberante
Japanese: 活気にあふれた
Korean: 원기 왕성한
European Portuguese: exuberante
Latin American Spanish: eufórico

1 (adjective) in the sense of high-spirited

Definition

full of vigour and high spirits

Our son was a highly active and exuberant little person.

Synonyms

high-spirited

Her high-spirited demeanour was not ideally suited for palace life.

spirited

He wanted merely to provoke a spirited debate.

enthusiastic

The band drew a huge and enthusiastic crowd.

lively

She had a sweet, lively personality.

excited

eager

He looked at the crowd of eager faces around him.

sparkling

He is sparkling and versatile in front of the camera.

vigorous

The choir and orchestra gave a vigorous performance of Haydn's oratorio.

cheerful

They are both very cheerful in spite of their circumstances.

energetic

Two-year-olds can be incredibly energetic.

animated

Everyone became more animated.

upbeat (informal)

buoyant

She was in a buoyant mood.

exhilarated

elated

I was elated by my success.

ebullient

The minister was fiery, ebullient, and quick-witted.

chirpy (informal)

You're very chirpy today - have you won the lottery or something?

sprightly

the sprightly 85-year-old president

vivacious

a beautiful, vivacious and charming young woman

effervescent

one of Broadway's most effervescent stars

full of life

full of beans (informal)

zestful

Opposites

dull

subdued

lifeless

apathetic

unenthusiastic

2 (adjective) in the sense of luxuriant

Definition

(of vegetation) growing thickly

hillsides ablaze with exuberant flowers and shrubs

Synonyms

luxuriant

wide spreading branches and luxuriant foliage

rich

The bees buzzed around a garden rich with flowers.

lavish

a lavish party to celebrate his fiftieth birthday

abundant

There is an abundant supply of labour.

lush

the lush green meadows

overflowing

The great hall was overflowing with people.

plentiful

a plentiful supply

teeming

The area is usually teeming with tourists.

copious

He drank copious quantities of tea and coffee.

profuse

This plant produces profuse bright-blue flowers.

superabundant

plenteous

the plenteous mead that had been given to him

3 (adjective) in the sense of fulsome

exuberant praise

Synonyms

fulsome

They have been fulsome in their praise.

excessive

The length of the prison sentence was excessive considering the nature of the crime.

exaggerated

Be sceptical of exaggerated claims for what these products can do.

lavish

Critics attack his lavish spending and flamboyant style.

overdone

In fact, all the panic about the drought in Britain was overdone.

superfluous

My presence at the afternoon's proceedings was superflous.

prodigal

You are prodigal of both your toil and your talent.

effusive

He was effusive in his praise of the general.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of abundant

There is an abundant supply of labour.

Synonyms

plentiful,

full,

rich,

filled,

liberal,

generous,

lavish,

ample,

infinite,

overflowing,

exuberant,

teeming,

copious,

inexhaustible,

bountiful,

luxuriant,

profuse,

rank,

well-provided,

well-supplied,

two a penny,

thick on the ground,

bounteous,

plenteous

in the sense of animated

Definition

interesting and lively

Everyone became more animated.

Synonyms

lively,

spirited,

quick,

excited,

active,

vital,

dynamic,

enthusiastic,

passionate,

vivid,

vigorous,

energetic,

vibrant,

brisk,

buoyant,

ardent,

airy,

fervent,

zealous,

elated,

ebullient,

sparky,

sprightly,

vivacious,

gay (old-fashioned),

alive and kicking,

full of beans (informal),

zestful

in the sense of buoyant

Definition

cheerful or resilient

She was in a buoyant mood.

Synonyms

cheerful,

happy,

bright,

lively,

sunny,

animated,

upbeat (informal),

joyful,

carefree,

bouncy,

breezy,

genial,

jaunty,

chirpy (informal),

sparky,

vivacious,

debonair,

blithe,

full of beans (informal),

peppy (informal),

light-hearted

Synonyms of 'exuberant'

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释义	Trends of exuberant View usage for: exuberant (ɪgzjuːbərənt, US -zuːb-) 1. adjective If you are exuberant, you are full of energy, excitement, and cheerfulness. ...an exuberant young girl who decided to become a screen actress. exuberantly adverb They both laughed exuberantly. 2. graded adjective If you describe something as exuberant, you like it because it is lively, exciting, and full of energy and life. [approval] This is bold and exuberant cooking. exuberantly graded adverb ...exuberantly decorated. More Synonyms of exuberant exuberant in British English (ɪɡˈzjuːbərənt) adjective 1. abounding in vigour and high spirits; full of vitality 2. lavish or effusive; excessively elaborate exuberant compliments 3. growing luxuriantly or in profusion Derived forms exuberance (exˈuberance) noun exuberantly (exˈuberantly) adverb Word origin C15: from Latin exūberāns, from ūberāre to be fruitful, from ūber fertile exuberant in American English (ɛgˈzubərənt; ɛgˈzjubərənt; ɪgˈzubərənt; ɪgˈzjubərənt) adjective 1. growing profusely; luxuriant or prolific exuberant vegetation 2. characterized by good health and high spirits; full of life; uninhibited 3. overly elaborate; flowery 4. very great; extreme Derived forms exuberantly (exˈuberantly) adverb Word origin ME < L exuberans: see exuberance Examples of 'exuberant' in a sentence exuberant No exuberant celebrations or despairing shows of emotion. Times, Sunday Times (2013) His book is an exuberant celebration of the efforts to compile information through the ages. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He has given more exuberant performances but his influence was undeniable. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Sometimes he is exuberant and exciting. Christianity Today (2000) Glyndebourne has an exuberant young neighbour. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Tonight's episode has less of the exuberant energy that has fuelled the rest of the series. Times, Sunday Times (2011) He is an exuberant personality and a joker in the Durham ranks. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Lively and exuberant, it teased him to be identified. Aldiss, Brian Somewhere East of Life (1994) I like its tomatoes and its exuberant driving style. Times, Sunday Times (2014) So much has been written about the exuberant young musicians from Venezuela that it seems redundant to add more superlatives. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Her works are exuberant, full of colour, look nice on walls and make people feel happy. Times, Sunday Times (2010) For the first half of 2009 he appeared confused, determined to mask his exuberant personality as a joker and mimic with a more serious and reserved approach. Times, Sunday Times (2009) In other languages exuberant British English: exuberant ADJECTIVE If you are exuberant, you are full of energy, excitement, and cheerfulness. ...an exuberant young girl who decided to become a screen actress. American English: exuberant Brazilian Portuguese: exuberante Chinese: 充满活力的 European Spanish: eufórico French: exubérant German: überschwänglich Italian: esuberante Japanese: 活気にあふれた Korean: 원기 왕성한 European Portuguese: exuberante Latin American Spanish: eufórico 1 (adjective) in the sense of high-spirited Definition full of vigour and high spirits Our son was a highly active and exuberant little person. Synonyms high-spirited Her high-spirited demeanour was not ideally suited for palace life. spirited He wanted merely to provoke a spirited debate. enthusiastic The band drew a huge and enthusiastic crowd. lively She had a sweet, lively personality. excited eager He looked at the crowd of eager faces around him. sparkling He is sparkling and versatile in front of the camera. vigorous The choir and orchestra gave a vigorous performance of Haydn's oratorio. cheerful They are both very cheerful in spite of their circumstances. energetic Two-year-olds can be incredibly energetic. animated Everyone became more animated. upbeat (informal) buoyant She was in a buoyant mood. exhilarated elated I was elated by my success. ebullient The minister was fiery, ebullient, and quick-witted. chirpy (informal) You're very chirpy today - have you won the lottery or something? sprightly the sprightly 85-year-old president vivacious a beautiful, vivacious and charming young woman effervescent one of Broadway's most effervescent stars full of life full of beans (informal) zestful Opposites dull , subdued , lifeless , apathetic , unenthusiastic 2 (adjective) in the sense of luxuriant Definition (of vegetation) growing thickly hillsides ablaze with exuberant flowers and shrubs Synonyms luxuriant wide spreading branches and luxuriant foliage rich The bees buzzed around a garden rich with flowers. lavish a lavish party to celebrate his fiftieth birthday abundant There is an abundant supply of labour. lush the lush green meadows overflowing The great hall was overflowing with people. plentiful a plentiful supply teeming The area is usually teeming with tourists. copious He drank copious quantities of tea and coffee. profuse This plant produces profuse bright-blue flowers. superabundant plenteous the plenteous mead that had been given to him 3 (adjective) in the sense of fulsome exuberant praise Synonyms fulsome They have been fulsome in their praise. excessive The length of the prison sentence was excessive considering the nature of the crime. exaggerated Be sceptical of exaggerated claims for what these products can do. lavish Critics attack his lavish spending and flamboyant style. overdone In fact, all the panic about the drought in Britain was overdone. superfluous My presence at the afternoon's proceedings was superflous. prodigal You are prodigal of both your toil and your talent. effusive He was effusive in his praise of the general. Additional synonyms in the sense of abundant There is an abundant supply of labour. Synonyms plentiful, full, rich, filled, liberal, generous, lavish, ample, infinite, overflowing, exuberant, teeming, copious, inexhaustible, bountiful, luxuriant, profuse, rank, well-provided, well-supplied, two a penny, thick on the ground, bounteous, plenteous in the sense of animated Definition interesting and lively Everyone became more animated. Synonyms lively, spirited, quick, excited, active, vital, dynamic, enthusiastic, passionate, vivid, vigorous, energetic, vibrant, brisk, buoyant, ardent, airy, fervent, zealous, elated, ebullient, sparky, sprightly, vivacious, gay (old-fashioned), alive and kicking, full of beans (informal), zestful in the sense of buoyant Definition cheerful or resilient She was in a buoyant mood. Synonyms cheerful, happy, bright, lively, sunny, animated, upbeat (informal), joyful, carefree, bouncy, breezy, genial, jaunty, chirpy (informal), sparky, vivacious, debonair, blithe, full of beans (informal), peppy (informal), light-hearted Synonyms of 'exuberant' exuberant Explore 'exuberant' in the dictionary
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