vibe
- noun
- /vaɪb/
- Informal
- The cafe has a relaxed vibe that encourages people to linger and chat.
- a different vibe
Yes, I'm feeling like a pink vibe for the lips.
- Yes, I'm feeling like a pink vibe for the lips.
- They had that Menendez brothers vibe to him so.
- It totally like messes up the vibe of the whole event.
- That's exactly, that's exactly the vibe I want from my doctor.
- That's the kind of vibe I'm feeling from this video.
- Blue Train though is is just a vibe and fantastic.
Examples
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"I think our success is that we create a whole different vibe," Hedrick said.
Academic text (2002) -
I think morale is high, still a good vibe, and guys are excited to play.
Blog text (3) -
For me, it's always a vibe thing, so.
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We're going to continue on that vibe by going to the library.
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That depends on the vibe of the the venue.
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I'm not getting a friendly vibe.
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It's just about sharing positive vibes and being cool.
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Thanks everyone for the beta and good vibes, a moment I will never forget.
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That's the kind of vibe I'm feeling from this video.
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It totally like messes up the vibe of the whole event.
Synonyms
A general feeling about a situation
A person's mood or energy, often lively and positive
The general feeling of a person, group, or place at a time
How a person's voice shows their feelings or attitude
The mood or feeling in a place
The mood or atmosphere in a place
A feeling around a person, place, or thing that others notice
The general atmosphere of a place that people notice
The general impression a place or event gives
A special feeling people notice around a person, place, or thing
A feeling in a place that suggests a situation or mood
A feeling you get without thinking about a place, situation, or person
The mood of a place, for example a cafe or restaurant
A friendly, positive mood that makes people feel welcome
How lively and active a place or group feels at a time
The mood of sounds, especially a voice or music
A warm, comfortable feeling in a place that makes people feel welcome
A creative, relaxed feeling like an artist's cafe or studio
A style or feeling of strong sadness shown in dark clothes, music, and moody photos
A lively feeling of music with a strong beat
A feeling that someone or something is strange and makes you feel unsafe
A creepy feeling like a ghost might be near
Idioms
Compounds
- Slang
A style or feeling of strong sadness shown in dark clothes, music, and moody photos
- Informal
A smell or feeling like pine trees that makes a place feel fresh like winter
How Intense
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vibe comes from the word vibration, which originally meant 'a small movement or pulse', and people used that idea to talk about the 'energy' or mood you feel in a place or from music. So a vibe is the 'feeling' or atmosphere you notice around a person, room, or song.