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vibrant

vibrant

81 4.1
Full of energy and activity that makes people feel excited
  • adjective
  • /ˈvaɪbrənt/
translation icon : vibrante
  • The artist used vibrant colors to make the painting come alive.
  • a vibrant economy
  • a vibrant community
  • a vibrant democracy

So she's coming from this extremely vibrant social community.

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Examples

  • And Havana is such a vibrant city, isn't it, love?

  • The festival was filled with vibrant music and dancing.

  • I find them very vibrant, high energy individuals.

  • I want you to live a full and vibrant life.

  • This bank would provide the money that our young country needed to grow into a vibrant nation.

  • And yet it's a very vibrant, vital student body.

  • So join us in eating more healthy, vibrant plant based meals.

  • We have a very bold and vibrant president in Joe Biden.

  • There's a very vibrant Greek culture in Canada.

  • New York's iconic skyline and vibrant culture inspire me every day.

Synonyms

alive
vsvibrant
310 1.0

Full of energy and excitement

emphasizes bright animation and vivid energy rather than mere liveliness
bright
vsvibrant
171 1.0

Full of happiness and cheer

is more intense, adding lively animation and vivid energy
lively
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111 1.3

Having a lot of energy and enthusiasm

adds a stronger sense of vividness and striking presence
energetic
vsvibrant
93 1.6

Full of energy and active

is livelier in tone, stressing vivid animation more than force
vigorous
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87 4.1

Having a lot of strength and energy

is more about vivid, spirited animation than sheer physical force
jolly
vsvibrant
79 1.0

Happy and lively in a friendly way

is similar but tends to feel more vividly animated and bright
playful
vsvibrant
79 1.6

Full of fun and energy and liking jokes or games

is livelier in general, stressing vivid animation over playfulness
animated
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30 3.7

Being full of life and energy

focuses more on broad energetic quality and colourful presence
vital
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30 3.8

Full of energy and enthusiasm

tends to add a vivid, attention catching quality to that spirit
bubbly
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20 3.2

Full of cheerful energy and excitement

leans more toward colorful, vivid animation beyond mere cheerfulness
exuberant
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18 5.9

Very happy and full of energy

keeps lively energy but with less wild, overflowing emotion
boisterous
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18 4.7

Loud and energetic, like a happy crowd or party

keeps the energy but is more about vivid, animated liveliness than noise
vivacious
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15 7.0

Full of energy and cheer that attracts other people

keeps general energetic sense but without the specific attractive focus
buoyant
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7 5.8

Cheerful and full of energy

adds more intense animation and vividness rather than only light cheer
sprightly
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6 5.7

Full of energy and lively

is broader, adding a brighter, more vivid expressive quality
high-spirited
vsvibrant
6 3.9

Full of energy and excitement

keeps that energy but adds a more vivid, colourful sense
ebullient
vsvibrant
5 8.2

Very lively and full of energy

shares high energy but is usually less wildly overflowing
effervescent
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5 7.1

Having lively, cheerful energy that makes others feel excited

is energetic too but suggests a more striking, vivid presence
sparkly
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5 3.7

Full of lively energy and cheer

is energetic too but focuses more on overall vivid life
convivial
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4 6.2

Friendly and cheerful when with other people, enjoying talk and laughter

is broader, highlighting vivid life and animated energy beyond sociality
sparky
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  • Informal
2 4.1

Full of energy and enthusiasm that excites others

expresses general vivid life and animation rather than sudden spark
chirpy
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  • Informal
2 3.1

Feeling happy and full of energy

keeps energetic cheer but shows a stronger, more vivid presence
kicky
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  • Informal
2 7.4

Lively and exciting in a bold, stylish way

stresses general vivid life and animation rather than only style
spirited
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1 4.1

Full of energy and enthusiasm

is similar but highlights brighter, more vivid animation
zestful
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1 5.4

Full of energy and joy

places more weight on vivid, attention catching liveliness
vitalistic
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7.1

Full of strong energy and bright, lively style

matches that vitality but places more stress on vivid presence

Antonyms

182 1.3

Not interesting or lively

Compounds

A busy market full of color, people, and noise

Evening entertainment that is lively and exciting, like clubs and live music

A person who is lively, energetic, and enthusiastic

A place where many live music shows happen and musicians gather

A set of bright, strong colors used in art and design

A lively place with many arts and events like music and festivals

A lively way to show feeling in art or performance

A place where political debates and events happen often and feel lively

Places where streets are full of life, color, and activity

A bright, stylish hat or accessory worn to make an outfit stand out

How Lively

exuberant
18 5.9
vibrant
81 4.1
cheerful
111 1.0
calm
735 1.0
lethargic
15 5.3

Surface Forms

vibrant positive

Morphology

vibrant = vibrate (semi-transparent) = vibr + ant

The suffix '-ant' forms adjectives indicating a tendency or inclination, but the sense of 'full of energy and life' is a metaphorical extension.

Etymology

Vibrant comes from the Latin vibrare 'to shake' and shares the same root as vibrate and vibration. When someone is full of energy and life they almost 'shake' with activity, which is why we call a lively person vibrant.