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ebullient

[ih-buhl-yuhnt, ih-bool-] / ɪˈbʌl yənt, ɪˈbʊl- /


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Examining your current holdings, you might find that ebullient stock markets last year expanded your share of equities to 70%.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some investors were hoping for a more ebullient end to 2025, pinning their hopes on a holiday-season market phenomenon that lifts share prices in the days surrounding Christmas and New Year’s Day.

From The Wall Street Journal

Played with boundless enthusiasm by S. Z. Sakall, Felix is one of the great, undercelebrated chef characters in popular culture: rotund, ebullient, deeply competent, and visibly delighted by his own work.

From Salon

He’s ebullient, he’s joyous, he’s loud, he’s inclusive of everything.

From Los Angeles Times

While the economy isn’t viewed as strong by consumers, financial markets are ebullient.

From MarketWatch