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Meaning of effervescent
The primary meaning of "effervescent" is relating to or resembling the action of bubbling or sparkling, often used to describe someone or something that is lively and enthusiastic.
Etymology of effervescent
The word "effervescent" comes from the Latin "effervescere", which means "to boil up or foam", from "ex-" (out) and "fervescere" (to boil), and the suffix "-ent", which forms an adjective indicating a process or state.
Historically, the term was first used in the 17th century to describe chemical reactions that produced bubbles, and later expanded to describe lively and enthusiastic personalities.
Synonyms
Definitions
- (of a person or their personality) lively and enthusiastic, typically in a charming and entertaining way
- (of a liquid, especially a drink) giving off bubbles of gas, typically carbon dioxide
- (of a process or reaction) producing or characterized by the release of gas bubbles
Usage Examples
- The effervescent personality of the lead actress made the movie a delight to watch.
- The champagne was effervescent, with bubbles rising rapidly to the surface.
- The effervescent reaction between the two chemicals produced a fizzing sound.