exuberate

[ig-zoo-buh-reyt]

exuberate Definition

• 1. to be extremely joyful and exultant
• 2. to overflow with enthusiasm or excitement

Using exuberate: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "exuberate" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She exuberated with joy when she received the news of her promotion.

• Example

  The children exuberated with laughter and excitement at the amusement park.

• Example

  He exuberated with pride as he accepted the award.

exuberate Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for exuberate

• rejoice
• celebrate
• delight
• radiate
• thrill

Antonyms for exuberate

• mourn
• lament
• regret

Phrases with exuberate

• exuberate in something

  to be extremely joyful and exultant about something

  Example

  She exuberated in her success and achievements.

• exuberate with energy

  to overflow with enthusiasm or excitement, often accompanied by high energy levels

  Example

  The team exuberated with energy as they won the championship game.

• exuberate in one's youth

  to be extremely joyful and exultant during one's youthful years

  Example

  She exuberated in her youth, always seeking new adventures and experiences.

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Summary: exuberate in Brief

To 'exuberate' [ig-zoo-buh-reyt] is to be extremely joyful and exultant, overflowing with enthusiasm or excitement. It can be used to describe a range of situations, from receiving good news to celebrating an achievement. 'Exuberate' can also be used in phrases like 'exuberate in something,' 'exuberate with energy,' and 'exuberate in one's youth.'