Are you feeling really happy and enthusiastic about something? Describe yourself with the adjective exuberant!

Pronunciation: / ɪg'z(j)uːb(ə)r(ə)nt; eg-/
English description: joyously unrestrained
Synonyms: ebullient
Chinese Translation: 兴奋的(xing1 fen4 de)
Spanish Translation: exultante
ORIGIN: Exuberant can be traced back to the same Indo-European root that has brought the word udder. If you picture the plentiful amount of milk a cow can give, it is easy to remember that exuberant always describes something that is abundant or plentiful like exuberant foliage. Abundance also comes into play in its primary use today to mean very enthusiastic, full of energy or overjoyed. When the bell rings on the last day of school, you will be exuberant.

EXAMPLE SENTENCE:

But he has come under fire down the years for perceived misdemeanours such as over exuberant celebrations.
Within the first month, however, my mood had escalated from happy to exuberant to totally delusional with inexplicable joy.

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