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effervescence

[ef-er-ves-uhns] / ˌɛf ərˈvɛs əns /




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According to Effervescence Media, the readership for What Would Kate Do? is primarily made up of older women, many of them based in the US, who are traditional royalists.

From BBC • Mar. 23, 2018

Effervescence doesn’t become a revolution until it’s organized and lead by a party or a person, and then things start to get really serious, and can get really ugly.

From Newsweek • Jun. 23, 2013

Effervescence may mean fizz as in English but in French it also means excitement or turmoil, and effervescence often wells up when a regime—often caught completely by surprise—suddenly has to face several different conflicts.

From Newsweek • Jun. 23, 2013

These shall give the tang thereto, Effervescence and rich hue Which to all good wine are due.

From Weeds by the Wall Verses by Cawein, Madison Julius

That's Laurie's name for me, although lately he's taken to calling me Effervescence.

From The City of Fire by Hill, Grace Livingston




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