(written) full of confidence, energy and good humour:
The Prime Minister was in ebullient mood. * He was accompanied by an ebullient, talkative blonde. * The ebullient Mr Clarke was not to be discouraged.
ebullience noun [U]:
I put her remarks down to youthful ebullience.
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