The process of bubbling as gas escapes

Usage examples of effervescence.

It does not, I should suppose, lie in the way of The Century, whose general audience on both sides of the Atlantic takes only an amused interest in this singular revival of a traditional literary animosity--an anachronism in these tolerant days when the reading world cares less and less about the origin of literature that pleases it--it does not lie in the way of The Century to do more than report this phenomenal literary effervescence.

When his mind had recovered from the first effervescence of rage, and his thoughts became less obscured, his conscience hinted to him certain circumstances, which, in some measure, explained the conduct of Montoni: but how the latter could have been led to suspect an intention, which, he had believed, was known only to himself, he could not even guess.

There may be formed a white precipitate of barium carbonate, which if filtered off, washed and treated with acid, will dissolve with effervescence.

Gwaltney had found himself basking in the effervescence of her presence.

The bisulphate should have been first fused, apart, until the effervescence from the escape of steam has stopped.

Susie had a certain rattlebrained effervescence that was amusing and, after a time, one began to suspect it was something she was born with, just as she had been born with the blonde hair, and that, underneath, there was quite a bit of hard-headed sense.

Or again, was it, perhaps, but the natural concomitant of youth, a naive effervescence with which thought and brooding had to part?

The popular effervescence has disgusted me, and I am too old to hope to see the end of it.

That popular effervescence [the French Revolution] has disgusted me and I am too old to hope to see the end of it.

The inherent effervescence of conglomerate youth had, during the two months of the term before Black Week, been gradually crystallising out into vivid oppositions.

Across the ecoscape, emerging from between the seven pillars, an effervescence of hundreds of black and purple and red transporter balloons tugged and drifted to the outer perimeters, replacing dying scions from the air with new green growths.

The trouble below Cape Diamond froths up and goes down as quickly as the effervescence on a bottle of ginger beer.

She was all awake and alive now, as if the heady rumours of the streets, with their long effervescences of light, had passed into her veins like wine.

But I held it not in moderation, mind to mind, the bright path of friendship, but out of the dark concupiscence of the flesh and the effervescence of youth exhalations came forth which obscured and overcast my heart, so that I was unable to discern pure affection from unholy desire.

Chatting with her usual effervescence, she felt subtlely more in control.