Definition of exuberate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
emotiontr./intr. Rare express great joy or enthusiasmtr./intr. Rare
- She exuberated when she heard the good news.
2.
growthintr. Rare grow or abound in great abundanceintr. Rare
- The garden exuberated with colorful flowers.
Origin of exuberate
Latin, exuberare (to be abundant)
Examples of exuberate in a sentence
He exuberated after winning the championship match. The forest exuberated with diverse wildlife. The city park exuberated with vibrant greenery.
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- French:exulter, déborder, ...
- German:jubeln, blühen, ...
- Italian:esultare, abbondare, ...
- Spanish:alegrarse, abundar, ...
- Portuguese:exultar, abundar, ...
- Chinese:欣喜若狂, 生长旺盛, ...
- Japanese:歓喜する, 溢れる, ...
- Arabic:ابْتَهَجَ, ازدهر, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַבִּיעַ הִתלַהֲבוּת, לִפְרוֹחַ, ...
- Russian:выражать радость, пышно цвести, ...
- Ukrainian:виявляти радість, буяти, ...
- Hindi:उत्साहित होना, भर जाना, ...
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