"exuberant reaction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a reaction that is very enthusiastic, lively, and full of energy. You can use it in situations where someone has a strong and joyful response to something. Example: The children's exuberant reaction to the clown's magic tricks filled the room with laughter and applause.
Rangers are occasionally criticised for an excessively exuberant reaction to positive results.
Judging by the exuberant reaction, there are still plenty of fans happy to get caught up in their wake.
Deep down, you just know that the exuberant reaction to her announcement will have cheesed off our lot something rotten.
The exuberant reaction of financial markets to the U.S. presidential election has solidified expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in mid-December.
During a Houston game, NBC's microphone on Rudy Tomjanovich caught the Rockets' coach uttering something that sounded like "Kapoya," his exuberant reaction to a 3-point shot.
There's a whole ecosystem of supplementary content surrounding "Old Town Road" on YouTube, including exuberant reaction videos and simple lyrics videos that show text on screen as the music plays.
It is the culmination of a celebratory night prompted by Nathan's exuberant critical reaction to Stingo's early manuscript pages.
Later Monday afternoon, Caputo resigned from the campaign over the tweet, expressing his regret for "too exuberant a reaction to this personnel move".
In the immediate aftermath of Lewandowski's termination, he tweeted: "Ding dong the witch is dead". Hours later, Caputo stepped down while expressing his regret for "too exuberant a reaction to this personnel move".
The frenzy that usually erupts when a new iPhone hits stores — wild anticipation, long lines, jacked-up resale prices — was more than matched 75 years ago in the exuberant public reaction to the launching of an innovative (how quaint it sounds today) print magazine.
Our results are consistent with reports that the severity of highly pathogenic influenza virus infection correlates with an exuberant immune reaction in both humans and animal models.
