effervescence

After three years spent in this effervescence, his career takes flight.

It is the same effervescence in all minds, great or small.

In doing so, they would not be the only ones to acknowledge his effervescence.

However, its effervescence may leave your mouth feeling fresh and clean.

But now we know that the sun is a star in a permanent state of effervescence.

Both shows have lost a little of their effervescence and turned more sedate.

He is in his 50's now but has the bouncy effervescence of a child.

This effect is readily seen by the effervescence of oxygen.

At the time, Brazil was under the effervescence that put an end to the military regime.

It seemed a waste of effervescence, especially after what I've been learning from the world expert on the subject.

No; these vibrations are due to the effervescence of the central fire.

No one knew what would happen when the hissing effervescence broke through.

We will miss the gentleness and effervescence of this great person.

Still, in general, more effervescence would have been welcome.

This was the strength that she gave him, his effervescence."

They were left tossing in the creamy effervescence of her wake.

She seemed to be alight from within with her own brand of effervescence.

The effervescence made editing more difficult for the director.

An incredible person whose touch gave effervescence to life.

A platoon of young people were drawn to his tainted effervescence.

And there was just a bit too much effervescence and charm.

There is a restless but disciplined effervescence in Roberts' playing.

Sparkling water makes a nice substitute if you like the effervescence of soda.

The affair was described to the messenger with all the effervescence of enthusiasm.

Collective effervescence is a perceived energy formed by a gathering of people.