ebullition

• Nom désignant une manifestation soudaine et impétueuse d'émotions telles que la colère ou l'excitation, ou un débordement vif et tumultueux.

A noun referring to a sudden, unrestrained outburst or expression of emotion, such as anger or excitement.

1. Outburst of emotionC1formal

   A sudden and intense expression of feeling, such as anger or excitement.

   Ébullition (au sens figuré)

   • His ebullition of joy surprised everyone in the room.
   • The speech caused an ebullition of anger among the crowd.
   • She tried to control her ebullition, but tears streamed down her face.

   Synonymeseruptionexplosionfitflare-upoutburstoutpouringparoxysmsurge

2. Boiling or agitationC2formalscientific

   The act or process of boiling; a bubbling or seething, especially of a liquid.

   Ébullition (agitation par la chaleur)

   • The ebullition of water occurs at 100 degrees Celsius.
   • The lava's ebullition created a dramatic spectacle.
   • The chemist observed the ebullition of the solution in the flask.

   Synonymesboilingbubblingebullienceeffervescenceseething