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1. (adj.) vivacious
lively; animated; spirited.
Etymology: (1635–45; < L vīvāx, s. vīvāc- long-lived, vigorous, adj. der. of vīvere to live (see vital ); see -acious)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) vibrant, vivacious
vigorous and animated
"a vibrant group that challenged the system"; "a charming and vivacious hostess"; "a vivacious folk dance"
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1. (adj) vivacious
having vigorous powers of life; tenacious of life; long-lived
2. (adj) vivacious
sprightly in temper or conduct; lively; merry; as, a vivacious poet
3. (adj) vivacious
living through the winter, or from year to year; perennial
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Sense: lively and bright
She is vivacious and attractive.
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 Afrikaans: lewenslustig |
 Arabic: مَليء بالحَيَوِيَّة والنّ |
 Bulgarian: жизнен |
 Brazilian: vivo |
 Czech: temperamentní |
 German: lebhaft |
 Danish: livlig |
 Greek: ζωντανός, ενεργητικός, χα |
 Spanish: vivaz, animado, lleno de |
 Estonian: elav |
 Farsi: پر نشاط |
 Finnish: pirteä |
 French: vif |
 Hebrew: מָלֵא חַיִים |
 Hindi: फुर्तीला |
 Croatian: živahan |
 Hungarian: élénk |
 Indonesian: ceria |
 Icelandic: líflegur |
 Italian: vivace, brioso |
 Japanese: 活発な |
 Korean: 생기가 넘치는 |
 Lithuanian: gyvas, smagus |
 Latvian: dzīvespriecīgs; sparīgs; |
 Malay: lincah |
 Dutch: levendig |
 Norwegian: livlig, kvikk |
 Polish: pełen życia |
 Persian: پر نشاط |
 Pashto: ژوندى، خوشال، تازه ( په م |
 Portuguese: vivo |
 Romanian: vioi |
 Russian: оживлённый |
 Slovak: živý, veselý, temperament |
 Slovenian: živahen |
 Serbian: živahan |
 Swedish: livlig, livfull |
 Thai: มีชีวิตชีวา |
 Turkish: şen, hayat dolu |
 Taiwanese: 活潑的 |
 Ukrainian: життєрадісний; жвавий |
 Urdu: زندہ دل، ہشاش بشاش |
 Vietnamese: sôi nổi, hoạt bát |
 Chinese: 活泼的 |
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