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Definition of effervescent - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
personalitylively and enthusiastic
- Her effervescent personality made her popular at social gatherings..
2.
liquidTECH. giving off bubbles of gasTECH.
- The soda was effervescent and refreshing.
Expressions with effervescent
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tablet dissolving in water releasing carbon dioxide
She took an effervescent tablet for her headache.
Origin of effervescent
Latin, effervescere (to boil up) + -ent (suffix)
Terms with effervescent included in their meaning
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non-effervescent
not sparkling or effervescent
beverage
effervescent or still orange-flavoured drink
carbonated
effervescent water with carbon dioxide
beverages
wine made effervescent by natural fermentation
beverages
naturally effervescent mineral water
beverages
not very sparkling or effervescent, used for liquids
medical
effervescent salt mixture for relieving constipation
Vichy France
naturally effervescent mineral water from Vichy, France
effervescent tablet
tablet that fizzes in water to relieve stomach issues
Examples of effervescent in a sentence
The effervescent host kept the party lively. The champagne was effervescent in the glass. Effervescent water spilled over the counter.
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- French:effervescent, ...
- German:überschäumend, schäumend, ...
- Italian:effervescente, frizzante, ...
- Spanish:animado, efervescente, ...
- Portuguese:efervescente, borbulhante, ...
- Chinese:活泼的, 气泡丰富的, ...
- Japanese:活気に満ちた, 発泡性の, ...
- Arabic:مُتَأَلِّق, فَوَّار, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹסֵס, מְבַעְבֵּעַ, ...
- Russian:жизнерадостный, шипучий, ...
- Ukrainian:жвавий, шипучий, ...
- Hindi:जीवंत, फिज़ी, ...
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