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vivacity

[vi-vas-i-tee, vahy-] / vɪˈvæs ɪ ti, vaɪ- /


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Ford Mobility and Vivacity Labs are using sensors in cars and on lampposts to track dangerous traffic hotspots with the aim of making roads safer.

From BBC • Oct. 18, 2021

On the relatively calm 161-mile stretch from Cat Cay to Sylvia Light, Max Aitken's Vivacity clung to a narrow lead, pursued by two Formula 233s.

From Time Magazine Archive

Daytona Marine engines; Vivacity, a 38-ft., diesel-powered Bertram owned by British Newspaper Publisher Max Aitken; and Rum Runner, a 31-ft. bomb, driven by Florida's Harold Abbott, whose twin 521-h.p.

From Time Magazine Archive

Vivacity of movement — a belligerent and combative spirit.

From Time Magazine Archive

Vivacity may, indeed, be said to be her specialty.

From Famous Prima Donnas by Strang, Lewis Clinton




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