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Meaning of Effervescent
The primary meaning of "Effervescent" is relating to or resembling the action of bubbling or foaming, often used to describe someone or something as lively and enthusiastic.
Definitions
- Relating to or resembling the action of bubbling or foaming, especially as a result of the escape of gas from a liquid
- * Lively and enthusiastic, often in a charmingly energetic way
Etymology of Effervescent
The word "Effervescent" comes from the French word "effervescent", which is derived from the Latin words "effervescere", meaning "to boil up or foam", and "fervescere", meaning "to boil".
Historically, the word has been used since the 17th century to describe the action of bubbling or foaming, and later to describe lively and enthusiastic personalities.
Example Uses
- The effervescent personality of the lead actress made the movie a joy to watch
- * The champagne was effervescent, with a lively fizz that complemented the delicate flavors
- * The effervescent atmosphere of the party was infectious, and soon everyone was dancing and laughing
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