Exuberant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXUBERANT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• luxuriant, overflowing
• full of energy, excitement, and cheerfulness
• characterized by a vigorously imaginative artistic style
• growing luxuriantly or profusely
• Characterized by abundance or superabundance; plenteous; rich; overflowing; copious or excessive in production; as, exuberant goodness; an exuberant intellect; exuberant foliage.
• joyously unrestrained
• unrestrained, especially with regard to feelings
• produced or growing in extreme abundance
• high-spirited
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• extreme or excessive in degree, size, or extent

Words related to EXUBERANT

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Words that contain EXUBERANT

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How to use EXUBERANT in a sentence

• His writings, with their exuberant fancy and their noble diction, belong rather to the Elizabethan than to the Puritan age.
• As soon as Beresford and Morse had disposed of their prisoner and shaken off their exuberant friends, they reported to the Inspector.
• When their horses were brought round for them a considerable crowd had gathered before the hotel, and the visitors departed amid a demonstration of exuberant loyalty.
• That exuberant imagination which he was accustomed to rein in, yet which well knew how to sport itself in its own airy realm, was here suffered to take wing.
• The pleasure that resulted to others from the exuberant sallies of his imagination was, therefore, not unalloyed with sudden qualms of apprehension and terror.
• Another invasion was projected by exuberant and adventurous Americans.
• But she was too joyful, too happily exalted, too exuberant in gayety to pass her time in reading.
• If anything is lacking or exuberant, the influence is not heavenly, be sure.
• The joy received in Manila at the news of the island of Hermosa was exuberant.
• O my God, I must ever wonder and stand amazed at thy exuberant grace.
• Their exuberant, fantastic shapes, their many heads and arms, are a symbol of their complex and multiple attributes.
• They are composed in Sanskrit verse of a somewhat exuberant style, which revels in the commonplaces of Indian poetry.
• Accustomed to the infinite wit and exuberant richness of his writings, his talk is still an amazement and a splendor scarcely to be faced with steady eyes.
• I wondered whether I would be anxious, nervous, terrified, excited, exuberant, or calm and indifferent in the presence of danger, but I could not arrive at any conclusion.
• What was still more, we were under no apprehensions of exhausting the island, which presented to our eyes every mark of the most exuberant plenty, in every article of refreshment.
• Nor, finally, is it necessary to expect personal oblivion in God in order to escape from evil and win exuberant happiness.
• I can bear witness to a healthy love of fun, and to an exuberant exploitation of youthful vitality in many directions among the students and younger officers, for example.
• We toiled upwards in the blazing sun, and in two hours we were deep in the thickest jungle, in the exuberant vegetation of a tropical forest.
• Those writers did not share, could not be expected to share, the exuberant optimism of the early Buddhists.
• After his marriage Kurt endeavors to hold his exuberant nature in check, and for a while is moderately successful.
• It made drunken with pleasant sound, with full rich harmonies, with exuberant dance and waltz movements.
• In a word, the egg was excellent in its constituents, but lacked the exuberant freshness of the newly-laid article.
• This State religion, so complex both in principle and in its outward manifestations, was nevertheless inadequate to express the exuberant piety of the populace.
• In the face of these manifestations of exuberant genius, it would be absurd to accuse the author of making his hero do too much.
• The difficulty lay in utilizing this abundant, this exuberant zeal.
• Through many of the tales there runs a note of satire and of symbolism, but the fancy is exuberant and the interest well maintained.
• The quaint old narrative is exuberant with delight.
• But though thought is active and exuberant in these poems they are not altogether an intellectual outburst excited by the successful advance into India.

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