Ebullient - an SAT-type word (or at least Reader's Digest Word Power)
Ebullient originates from the Latin verb ebullire, meaning "to boil over" or "to bubble out," derived from the prefix ex- (out) and bullire (to bubble or boil).
Melrose put forth an ebullient response in the second game of the season at Burlington.
Synonyms: enthusiasm, high spirits, or infectious energy, joyful and more...
MVB brought the joy last night.
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