Etymology:
The word "effervescent" comes from the Latin word "effervescere," meaning "to bubble up, foam, or boil." This verb is derived from the prefix "ef-" (out, forth) and the verb "fervere" (to boil).
Meaning:
"Effervescent" means:
Origin:
The earliest known use of the word "effervescent" in English dates back to the 17th century. It was initially used in a chemical context to describe the release of gas from a liquid. However, it soon gained a broader meaning, referring to anything that was bubbly, lively, or enthusiastic.
Usage:
"Effervescent" is often used to describe:
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