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bouncy

adjective as in lively

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Example Sentences

He seems to be starting over on “Light Again!,” a track full of bouncy bravado that will likely appear on a forthcoming album called “Dreamboy.”

"He was very quiet, and usually your dad was very bouncy and laughable; would have a good laugh, but that had all gone."

From BBC

Over my career, both the travel writing industry and publication budgets in general have deflated like an unplugged bouncy house.

From Salon

It’s bouncy and pleasant, with likable — or eventually likable — characters, some of whom will present problems for the couple along the way.

Now, she’s noticed an uptick in the huapango dance, a faster and bouncy norteño groove with an alternating two-step and an occasional hip roll that can be done paired or solo — which she has mastered.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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