ebullient

Modifies a noun

• mood: Cheered by this he went off on leave in ebullient mood, despite the hernia.
• personality: His good humor, ebullient personality, courage and vivaciousness made him very popular with all ranks within the Regiment.
• style: John in his traditional ebullient style gave a history lesson on role of the honorary burgesses.
• character: We wish her all the best and will miss her cheery smile and ebullient character.
• man: Where my father was an egregious, ebullient man, our mother was gentle and reserved.
• host: The finish was fantastic, running into the arms of our ebullient French host, tears in his eyes, greeting every competitor.

Modifying Another Word

• characteristically: Upon learning the results of the eviction nomination, which placed Anthea Turner and himself in jeopardy, Eubank was characteristically ebullient.