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ex·u·ber·ance

(ĭg-zo͞o′bər-əns)
n.
1. The quality or condition of being exuberant.
2. An exuberant act, expression, or display: "a solid little boy easily embarrassed by the exuberances of his mother" (Doris May Lessing).
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ex•u•ber•ance

(ɪgˈzu bər əns)

also ex•u′ber•an•cy,



n., pl. -anc•es also -an•cies.
1. the state of being exuberant.
2. an exuberant act.
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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.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun 1. [画像:exuberance - joyful enthusiasm]exuberance - joyful enthusiasm
joy, joyfulness, joyousness - the emotion of great happiness
enthusiasm - a feeling of excitement
2. [画像:exuberance - overflowing with eager enjoyment or approval]exuberance - overflowing with eager enjoyment or approval
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
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]
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Translations
طُفوح بالسُّرور
livlighedoverstadighed
elämäniloelämäniloisuus
kæti
çoşkunluk

exuberance

[ɪgˈzuːbərəns] N
1. [of person] (= euphoria) → euforia f; (= enthusiasm) → entusiasmo m
youthful exuberanceel entusiasmo (excesivo) de la juventud
2. [of style, painting] → exuberancia f; [of film, music] → vitalidad f
3. (Bot) (= vigour) [of growth, foliage] → exuberancia f
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exuberance

[ɪgˈzjuːbərəns] nexubérance f
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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
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exuberance

[ɪgˈzuːbrns] nesuberanza
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exuberant

(igˈzjuːbərənt) adjective
happy and excited or in high spirits. an exuberant mood. uitbundig طافِح بالسُّرور жизнерадостен exuberante bujný übermütig sprudlende; livlig ενθουσιώδης eufórico ülevoolav شاد و خرم؛ سرزنده iloinen exubérant שופע अधिक živahan, razigran túláradó (érzelem) bersemangat, gembira sekali upprifinn, geislandi af lífi og fjöri esuberante 元気にあふれた 원기 왕성한 džiūgaujantis, džiugus pāri plūstošs (aiz prieka, enerģijas); pārpilns bersemangat sekali uitbundig overstrømmende, sprudlende radosny, wylewny ښاد او خرم exuberante exuberant экспансивный neviazaný živahen, prekipevajoč poletan sprudlande ร่าเริง çoşkun 興高采烈的 такий, що б'є через край شاداں و فرحاں hồ hởi 兴高采烈的
exˈuberance noun
uitbundigheid طُفوح بالسُّرور жизнерадостност exuberância bujnost der Überschwang livlighed; overstadighed διαχυτικότητα, ενθουσιασμός euforia (rõõmu)joovastus نشاط؛ سرزندگی iloisuus exubérance מַצַב רוּח מְרוֹמָם अधिकता podivljalost, razigranost, živahnost bőség semangat kæti esuberanza 満ちあふれ 풍부, 윤택 džiūgavimas pārpilnība; bagātība penuh semangat uitbundigheid overstrømmende begeistring bogactwo, wylewność ښاد او خرم exuberância exuberanţă экспансивность neviazanosť navdušenje poletnost översvallande, övermått ความเบิกบาน çoşkunluk 豐富 надмір, надлишок فراوانی tính chất hồ hởi 丰富
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This piece is excerpted from his book Biological Exuberence: Animal Homosexuality and Natural Diversity, Copyright (c) 1999 by Bruce Bagemihl.

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