vivid
- adjective
- /ˈvɪvɪd/
- I love all these words because they bring vivid images to mind.
- a vivid memory
- a vivid image
- in vivid detail
I just started to have the most wild, vivid, crazy dreams.
- I just started to have the most wild, vivid, crazy dreams.
- Like I've had, I've had such vivid dreams all night.
- He goes this huge needle and he's so vivid, vivid, personal and emotional.
- I love all these words because they bring vivid images to mind.
- I have very elaborate, vivid and complicated dreams.
- So that, that's quite a, quite a vivid description.
- Those details make the story accessible and vivid for us.
- And maybe that's what made them so vivid for these poor kids.
Examples
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My mother has a very vivid imagination, and nothing would please her better.
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You make it all so vivid I can almost see it!
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His memory is very vivid to me.
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Success does require a clear, vivid and bold picture of the future.
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I have very elaborate, vivid and complicated dreams.
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Another question for the imagery group asked, "Overall, how vivid were the images you formed before the serves?"
Academic text (2008) -
Throughout his life, Piaget frequently spoke of a vivid memory of an incident from his early childhood.
Academic text (2011) -
The Bush administration's approach to this region has been its most vivid departure from prior policy.
Academic text (2008) -
The Great Depression was still a vivid memory, and each recession generated political anguish.
Academic text (1999) -
The artist painted a vivid landscape that captured the beauty of the mountains at sunrise.
Synonyms
Very clear and detailed about violent or sexual scenes
Making you remember things or feel strong emotions
That gives a clear picture in the mind with vivid words
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
A clear, colorful description in words that makes you imagine the scene
How Vivid
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vivid comes from the Latin vivere 'to live' and the root viv- meaning 'life'. So a vivid memory or story feels 'alive' in your mind, clear and full of life.