Effervescence Meaning in English
word
ˌɛfə(ɹ)ˈvɛsəns
ef-er-VES-uhns
ˌɛfəvˈɛsəns
ef-uh-VES-uhns
Definition
Effervescence is the process of bubbling or fizzing, usually in a liquid. It can also describe a lively, energetic, or excited feeling or atmosphere.
Usage & Nuances
Formal and scientific when describing bubbles in liquids (chemistry, drinks). Figurative use for lively spirit or personality is poetic and less common in casual speech. Avoid confusing with 'effervescent' (adjective); 'effervescence' is a noun.
Spanish: efervescenciaPortuguese (BR): efervescênciaPortuguese (PT): efervescênciaChinese (Simplified): 冒泡 - 活力Chinese (Traditional): 冒泡 - 活力Hindi: उत्सर्जन (झाग बनना) - उत्साहArabic: الفوران - الحيويةBengali: ঝিলমিল - ফেনা (তরল পদার্থে বুদবুদ ওঠা) - উদ্যম (আচরণে)Russian: шипение - пузырение - оживлённость (атмосфера, настроение)Japanese: 発泡 - 活気（雰囲気・性格）Vietnamese: sủi bọt - sự sôi nổi (tính cách / bầu không khí)Korean: 거품 - 활기 (분위기, 성격)Turkish: kabarcıklanma - canlılık (atmosfer/kişilik)Urdu: جھاگ اُٹھنا - جوش و خروش (ماحول یا شخصیت)Indonesian: efervesen - semangat (suasana/kepribadian)
Example Sentences
The soda's effervescence tickled my nose.
basic
We watched the effervescence of the tablets in water.
basic
The party was full of effervescence.
basic
Her effervescence lit up the whole room when she arrived.
natural
There's a certain effervescence in the air before a big concert.
natural
You can't miss the effervescence of freshly poured champagne.
natural