vibrant — full of energy and enthusiasm; bright and striking in color
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: full of energy and enthusiasm; bright and striking in color
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈvaɪbrənt/
Korean meaning: 활기찬, 생기 넘치는; (색깔이) 선명하고 밝은
Korean pronunciation: **바이**브런트
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's vibrant pink hair made her the coolest person at the nursing home.
- The vibrant startup culture includes free snacks and mandatory fun.
- Seoul's vibrant nightlife attracts visitors from around the world.
vibrant
ADJECTIVE//ˈvaɪbrənt//
full of energy and enthusiasm; bright and striking in color
A vibrant vendor displays her brilliant colorful produce with infectious enthusiasm
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A migrant's vibrant art shows flagrant brilliance!
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Origin
From Latin 'vibrans', the present participle of 'vibrare' meaning 'to shake or quiver'. The word entered English in the late 16th century, initially describing physical vibration before extending to describe energy and brightness.
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“My grandmother's vibrant pink hair made her the coolest person at the nursing home.”
“The vibrant startup culture includes free snacks and mandatory fun.”
“Seoul's vibrant nightlife attracts visitors from around the world.”
“The artist used vibrant blues and yellows to capture the ocean scene.”
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