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joy that refuses to whisper, too full of itself to apologize for the volume.

latin rootsFrom exuberare, meaning to overflow abundantly.
market termGreenspan's irrational exuberance warned of bubble mania.
plant originOriginally described soil and crops growing wildly fertile.
body responseTriggers dopamine floods that mimic mild euphoria.
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