exuberance

ex·u·ber·ance  (g-zbr-ns)

n.

1. The quality or condition of being exuberant.

2. An exuberant act or expression.

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Exuberance an overflowing amount; an outburst; an abundance.

Examples: exuberance of content, 1781; of fancy, 1768; of foliage; of happiness, 1827; of imagination, 1875; of joy; of animal spirits, 1823; of water, 1786.

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	exuberance - joyful enthusiasm                     joy, joyfulness, joyousness - the emotion of great happiness enthusiasm - a feeling of excitement
	2.	exuberance - overflowing with eager enjoyment or approval ebullience, enthusiasm sprightliness, liveliness, spirit, life - animation and energy in action or expression; "it was a heavy play and the actors tried in vain to give life to it" lyricism - unrestrained and exaggerated enthusiasm rabidity, rabidness, madness - unrestrained excitement or enthusiasm; "poetry is a sort of divine madness"

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exuberance

noun

1. high spirits, energy, enthusiasm, vitality, life, spirit, excitement, pep, animation, vigour, zest, eagerness, buoyancy, exhilaration, welly (slang), cheerfulness, brio, vivacity, ebullience, liveliness, effervescence, sprightliness Her burst of exuberance overwhelmed me.

2. luxuriance, abundance, richness, profusion, plenitude, lushness, superabundance, lavishness, rankness, copiousness the exuberance of plant life in the region

Quotations
"Exuberance is Beauty" [William Blake The Marriage of Heaven and Hell]
"Exuberance is better than taste" [Flaubert Sentimental Education]

Translations

exuberance [ɪgˈzuːbərəns] N

1. [of person] (= euphoria) → euforia f; (= enthusiasm) → entusiasmo m
youthful exuberance → el entusiasmo(excesivo)de la juventud

2. [of style, painting] → exuberancia f; [of film, music] → vitalidad f

3. (Bot) (= vigour) [of growth, foliage] → exuberancia f

exuberance [ɪgˈzjuːbərəns] n → exubérance f

exuberance

n

(of person) → Überschwänglichkeit f; (of joy, youth, feelings) → Überschwang m; (= joy) → überschwängliche Freude (→ at über +acc); in his exuberance (= rejoicing) → in seiner überschwänglichen Freude, im Überschwang der Gefühle; in their youthful exuberance (= high spirits) → in ihrem jugendlichen Überschwang

(= vitality: of prose, style) → Vitalität f

(= abundance) → Fülle f, → Reichtum m

exuberance [ɪgˈzuːb/ər/əns] n → esuberanza

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exuberance [ɪgˈzuːb/ər/əns] n → esuberanza