vibrant

Examples

• All

• But the sound is excellent, and the ethos and soul remain as vibrant as ever.

  Blog text (15)

• Now a vibrant wash of strings calls forth the earliest rays of light.

  Fiction book (2001)

• When he spoke, his voice was vibrant with excitement.

  Fiction book (1991)

• The idea is to develop a sound that is vibrant and energized but also warm, rich, and free.

  Academic text (2004)

• To Flowers, the sounds seemed to rise out of the night itself, vibrant, almost sourceless.

  Fiction book (1990)

• "The Click Song" represents the vibrant and pulsating rhythms of Xhosa music.

  Academic text (2015)

• The Majority Leader's vibrant voice competed confidently with the clatter of coffee cups and dessert plates.

  Fiction book (1998)

• I redialed the Matthews number, listened again to Patty Kay's voice, so alive, vibrant, and untroubled.

  Fiction book (1994)

• A stronger, more vibrant voice that could only belong to Meryl Asche, Everett's wife and Stephen's sister-in-law.

  Fiction book (1990)

• The concert featured a vibrant sound that energized the entire audience.

Synonyms

L

loud

vsvibrant

733 1.0

Having a very strong, high sound

adds deep fullness and active energy beyond mere volume

L

lively

vsvibrant

111 1.3

Having a lot of energy and enthusiasm

applies this energy to sound with extra depth and ringing strength

V

vigorous

vsvibrant

87 4.1

Having a lot of strength and energy

is specific to sound energy and ringing rather than general force

F

full

vsvibrant

52 2.7

Having a deep rich sound that fills a space

emphasizes active energy rather than only depth and body

R

rich

vsvibrant

36 2.3

Deep and full in color or sound

is more about active energy and ringing strength than general intensity

R

resounding

vsvibrant

23 4.9

Very loud and clear, or very strong and complete when talking about success

focuses more on energetic richness than on sheer loud clarity

B

bright

vsvibrant

17 3.8

A clear, sharp sound that is easy to hear

is stronger and fuller in active energy rather than only clear sharp tone

R

resonant

vsvibrant

7 5.6

A deep clear sound that lasts for a while

is more energetic and vivid rather than just long ringing

S

sonorous

vsvibrant

3 7.2

A deep, loud sound that fills a place

is more about active energy and tone than simply being loud

B

booming

vsvibrant

3 3.4

A deep loud voice or sound that echoes

adds active energy and brightness rather than only depth and echo

B

brilliant

vsvibrant

1 4.7

Very clear, sharp, and ringing in sound

leans more toward strong, rich energy rather than mere clarity

S

spirited

vsvibrant

1 4.1

Full of energy and enthusiasm

focuses that energy into the sound itself with ringing and strength

R

resonating

vsvibrant

5.1

A deep, clear sound that continues or a strong effect that stays with you

focuses more on active energy and force than on ongoing effect

Antonyms

F

faint

148 2.7

Very slight and hard to notice

W

weak

69 1.0

Not strong in sound, light, or color

Compounds

V

vibrant marketplace

1 3.3

A busy market full of color, people, and noise

V

vibrant nightlife

1 2.8

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

V

vibrant personality

1 3.4

A person who is lively, energetic, and enthusiastic

V

vibrant music scene

3.5

A place where many live music shows happen and musicians gather

V

vibrant palette

4.8

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

V

vibrant cultural scene

3.7

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

V

vibrant expression

5.3

A lively way to show feeling in art or performance

V

vibrant political scene

4.6

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

V

vibrant streets

3.5

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

V

vibrant topper

8.2

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

How Resonant

booming

3 3.4

resonant

7 5.6

vibrant

4 4.2

clear

40 1.0

thin

221 5.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology