vibrant

[vahy-bruhnt] / ˈvaɪ brənt /

ADJECTIVE

alive, colorful

Synonyms

STRONGEST

active dynamic energetic lively spirited vigorous vital vivid

WEAK

animated electrifying peppy responsive sensitive sound sparkling virile vivacious zesty zippy

Antonyms

STRONGEST

apathetic dispirited dull idle inactive lazy lethargic lifeless sluggish weak

WEAK

colorless pale quiet

ADJECTIVE

throbbing

Synonyms

STRONGEST

resonant

WEAK

aquiver consonant oscillating palpitating pulsating pulsing quaking quivering resounding reverberant ringing sonorant sonorous trembling

Antonyms

WEAK

colorless dull pale quiet

Example Sentences

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The result is that one of Ukraine’s largest and most vibrant cities is under a form of siege.

From The Wall Street Journal

My father didn’t need PubMed to know that being interested in people kept him not just alive but vibrant and energetic.

From The Wall Street Journal

While speaking to People, Scott revealed that they love “joyful characters, vibrant colors, and no shortage of shimmer.”

From MarketWatch

Gallina: I believe the United States’s strategic advantage depends on vibrant private sector innovation.

From The Wall Street Journal

“My colleagues on the bench, our court was vibrant. It was a good place to work, despite all the pressures.”

From Los Angeles Times