exuberant

That means relentless, exuberant ridicule that is bold and entertaining enough to command attention, rattle Trump, thrill her base and earn her a reputation as a real fighter who is ready to rule.

The Evening Standard's Nick Curtis said it was an "exuberant, energetic, incurably daft show", adding its "five-year journey through fringe and regional theatres has become part of the story".

Spurring skepticism about the news last week is the fact that no police officers were included among those convicted — despite evidence that San Fernando cops were exuberant Zeta accomplices.

Clark, in fact, was exuberant in her praise of Hull’s performance, joking that her entire social media account “will be about Lexie. I’m going to change my bio to Lexie Hull Fan Page.”

One month ago, Democrats were anticipating a very different convention than the exuberant event planned this week on the shores of Lake Michigan.