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What is ebullient as a noun?

"Ebullient" is an adjective, meaning full of enthusiasm and excitement. It doesn't exist as a noun in the English language.

If you're looking for a noun to describe someone or something full of enthusiasm and excitement, you could use:

* Ebullience: This is the noun form of the adjective "ebullient."

* Exuberance: This noun means a lively and enthusiastic expression of happiness or excitement.

* Vivacity: This noun refers to the quality of being lively and animated.

* Spirit: This noun can refer to a person's general attitude or mood, and can be used to describe someone with a lively and positive spirit.

For example, you could say:

* "Her ebullience was contagious, and soon everyone was laughing and joking."

* "The children's exuberance was a joy to watch."

* "The party was full of vivacity and laughter."

* "He had a spirit that was impossible to dampen."

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