effervescentin a sentence
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She is an effervescent and effective champion for public education.effervescent = attractively highly spirited
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She looked effervescent and fun— (source)effervescent = bubbly (lively and enthusiastic)
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He raised the glass and slowly drank the soda. It was tepid, only faintly effervescent, delicious. (source)effervescent = bubbly (giving off bubbles)
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Now, I looked at Heidi, who was staring out the window over the sink, and remembered how I'd once seen her based on her effervescent e-mails and girly clothes, all flash, no substance. (source)effervescent = bubbly (lively and enthusiastic)
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He feels an effervescence in his head, like ginger ale.† (source)
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But this effervescence was frenetic and likely to vanish in an instant; just a word or two of amiable feeling on my part, some suggestion that I found his companionship pleasant, could banish all such affairs for months.† (source)
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The men pitched themselves into the water and hung together under the rafts, cringing as bullets punched through the rubber and sliced effervescent lines in the water around their faces.† (source)
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Viscosity flattens the effervescence of panic.† (source)
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And suddenly he recalled how they used to go to bed together as children, and how they only waited till Fyodor Bogdanitch was out of the room to fling pillows at each other and laugh, laugh irrepressibly, so that even their awe of Fyodor Bogdanitch could not check the effervescing, overbrimming sense of life and happiness.† (source)
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And as I relaxed fully, feeling the beer begin to softly effervesce throughout my limbs, I conceded to myself that what he was saying had merit.† (source)effervesce = to give off bubbles
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Always she was disappointed, but always she effervesced anew—over the Student Volunteers, who intended to become missionaries, over painting scenery for the dramatic club, over soliciting advertisements for the college magazine.† (source)effervesced = gave off bubbles
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I can assure you, my outraged young friend' — the old man's knowing, disdainful eyes shone even more effervescently as Nately's stuttering dismay increased — 'that you and your country will have a no more loyal partisan in Italy than me — but only as long as you remain in Italy.'† (source)
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Anna, who I'd only met in passing, had always struck me as an effervescent creature.† (source)
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"Oh, hi, Mr. Taylor," she says, all effervescence.† (source)
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I could bear the suspense and suffering no longer, and seated myself against the wall, behind which I could hear the water seething and effervescing not two feet away.† (source)
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I suppose your love will effervesce in six months, or less.† (source)effervesce = to give off bubbles
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