high-energy

Examples

• All

• The goal was to create a high-energy experience that engages and supports our employees.

  Academic text (2014)

• Instead, he gave his most high energy performance in a long time.

• We were really high energy, active kids that loved trying new things.

  Molly Burke

• I find them very vibrant, high energy individuals.

• Jack Lemmon could do serious drama and he could also be the, you know, high energy kind of fun.

• Null is fast asleep after such a fun, high energy, quick pace random day.

• He's loud, he's high energy, and he's exactly right.

• The team celebrated their victory with a high-energy party that lasted all night.

• The workout class was filled with high-energy music that motivated everyone to push their limits.

Synonyms

F

fierce

vshigh-energy

220 3.0

Showing great power, anger or passion

is vigorous without implying aggression or hostility

E

energetic

vshigh-energy

93 1.6

Full of energy and active

is stronger and more forceful implying an extreme degree

V

vigorous

vshigh-energy

87 4.1

Having a lot of strength and energy

is more extreme in vigor and force stressing utmost intensity

H

high-powered

vshigh-energy

45 4.4

Very strong and effective for machines, people, or actions

is about vigorous activity and force rather than influence or technical power

H

hyper

vshigh-energy

37 4.2

Feeling very energetic and unable to sit still

is the neutral descriptive term rather than slangy excitement

H

hyperactive

vshigh-energy

19 4.6

Too full of energy and hard to calm or control

is vigorous and forceful without implying undesired excess

F

frenetic

vshigh-energy

15 7.6

Very fast and energetic in a wild, uncontrolled way

is vigorous and forceful but not necessarily wild or uncontrolled

F

full of energy

vshigh-energy

12 2.1

Being very active and excited to do things

is more forceful and extreme in action than mere vitality

H

high-spirited

vshigh-energy

6 3.9

Full of energy and excitement

is more about vigorous force and extreme intensity not just cheerfulness

L

like a demon

vshigh-energy

4 7.4

To do something with great energy and effort

is the neutral descriptive term for extreme vigor rather than vivid metaphor

H

high-octane

vshigh-energy

3 6.8

Full of strong energy and excitement

is more general and not only focused on dynamic flair

S

spirited

vshigh-energy

1 4.1

Full of energy and enthusiasm

is stronger and often more forceful than simple liveliness

H

high-voltage

vshigh-energy

1 5.2

A person or event that is very exciting and full of energy

is the broader idea of extreme vigor rather than tense excitement

H

hyperkinetic

vshigh-energy

1 8.4

Very active and making quick movements

is about vigorous force rather than just visible movement

O

overexuberant

vshigh-energy

1 7.5

Being very lively or excited in a way that feels too much

is intense without necessarily being excessive or too much

H

hyperenergetic

vshigh-energy

7.5

Very active and moving around a lot

is the same meaning but expressed as a two-word phrase

H

hyperexcitable

vshigh-energy

8.1

Easily excited and likely to react strongly to small sounds or activity

is sustained vigorous action rather than short reactive excitement

E

energic

vshigh-energy

• Archaic

9.9

Full of energy and activity

is the modern common form meaning extreme vigor rather than old usage

Antonyms

L

lethargic

15 5.3

Being very tired and slow with little interest or energy

How Energetic

hyperactive

19 4.6

high-energy

9 3.7

energetic

93 1.6

active

664 1.0

inactive

11 2.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology