Bubbliness

Pronunciation: /ˈbʌbəlnəs/

Definitions of bubbliness

noun the state or quality of being bubbly; full of bubbles or effervescence

Example Sentences

A1 I like the bubbly feeling of soda.

A2 Her bubbly personality always brightens up the room.

B1 The champagne had a delightful bubbliness to it.

B2 The sparkling water's bubbliness made it refreshing.

C1 The bubbliness of the carbonated drink was perfect for the hot day.

C2 The champagne's fine bubbles added to its overall bubbliness.

Examples of bubbliness in a Sentence

formal The champagne had a delightful bubbliness that added to the overall experience.

informal I love the bubbliness of soda, it's so refreshing.

slang The new sparkling water has a great bubbliness to it, I can't get enough.

figurative Her personality had a certain bubbliness that lit up the room.

Grammatical Forms of bubbliness

• past tense: bubblinessed
• plural: bubblinesses
• comparative: more bubbly
• superlative: most bubbly
• present tense: bubbles
• future tense: will bubble
• perfect tense: has bubbled
• continuous tense: is bubbling
• singular: bubbliness
• positive degree: bubbly
• infinitive: to bubble
• gerund: bubbling
• participle: bubbling

Origin and Evolution of bubbliness

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'bubbliness' is derived from the Middle English word 'bublen' which means to bubble or boil.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the state of being bubbly or effervescent, 'bubbliness' has evolved to also convey a sense of liveliness, enthusiasm, and cheerfulness in modern usage.