What does vibrant mean?
Definitions for vibrant
ˈvaɪ brəntvi·brant
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word vibrant.
Princeton's WordNet
vibrant, vivaciousadjective
vigorous and animated
"a vibrant group that challenged the system"; "a charming and vivacious hostess"; "a vivacious folk dance"
vibrantadjective
of sounds that are strong and resonating
"the men's vibrant voices"
vibrantadjective
of colors that are bright and striking
Wiktionary
vibrantadjective
Pulsing with energy or activity
He has a vibrant personality.
Etymology: From vibrant, from vibrans, present participle of vibrare; see vibrate.
vibrantadjective
Lively and vigorous
Etymology: From vibrant, from vibrans, present participle of vibrare; see vibrate.
vibrantadjective
Vibrating, resonant or resounding
Etymology: From vibrant, from vibrans, present participle of vibrare; see vibrate.
vibrantadjective
bright
Etymology: From vibrant, from vibrans, present participle of vibrare; see vibrate.
Webster Dictionary
Vibrantadjective
vibrating; tremulous; resonant; as, vibrant drums
Etymology: [L. vibrans, p. pr.: cf. F. vibrant. See Vibrate.]
Entomology
Vibrant
having a rapid motion to and fro.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of vibrant in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of vibrant in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
Examples of vibrant in a Sentence
Change is inevitable to a large extent. Yes! because everyone or everything changes with time. Even if you are reluctant to change personally, positively, attitudinally, intellectually or mentally. God, life and time must change you facially, visually, bodily, emotionally, agewise, healthwise and otherwise. Anyway, your willingness to flow with positive change can help you to be or become vibrant at the highest level and eventually help you to live and enjoy your life to the fullest. Thus, do pave way for positive change.
Chief Executive Darren Julien:
Celebrities' auction values always increase when they pass away as they are no longer using or creating new items. It takes them to another iconic status when they pass away, like Marilyn Monroe and Michael Jackson would always be remembered, Kobe was young, vibrant because he did not age.
I taught my children our faith every Sunday. That is why they were all loving and caring, yusor was a vibrant 21-year-old woman who always found ways to give to others. Razan was 19 years old and was so full of life, a gentle soul.
When you’re choosing to do a pink shadow, you should choose a vibrant pink that actually shows, when you choose something too subtle, it can make your eyes look a little sick.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau:
I am currently engaged with Bombardier on the best way we can ensure a strong and vibrant future for aerospace in Canada.
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Translations for vibrant
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- pulserendeDanish
- dynamisch, strahlend, vibrierend, lebenssprühend, schwingend, lebhaft, beschwingt, pulsierend, lebendig, kräftigGerman
- viglaEsperanto
- vibranteSpanish
- مرتعشPersian
- eloisaFinnish
- vibrantFrench
- beogaIrish
- vibranteGalician
- vibrálóHungarian
- bersemangatIndonesian
- vibranteItalian
- תוססתHebrew
- 活気に満ちたJapanese
- 떠는Korean
- vibrantLatin
- enerģisks, spirgts, možs, kustīgs, ņiprs, žirgts, mundrsLatvian
- levendig, energiek, kwiekDutch
- levende, pulserendeNorwegian
- wibrującyPolish
- vibrantePortuguese
- vibrantRomanian
- резонирующий, живойRussian
- vibrerandeSwedish
- துடிப்பானTamil
- สั่นสะเทือนThai
- coşkun, hayat dolu, çınlayıcı, titreşen, enerjik, güçlü, ateşli, çınlayan, hareketli, canlı, titreşimliTurkish
- sôi độngVietnamese
- וויבראַנטYiddish
- 充满活力Chinese
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