vibrant
adjective
noun
Origin of vibrant
Related Words for vibrancy
energy, bounce, vim, dash, gaiety, zing, brio, buoyancy, zap, zip, elation, pep, sparkle, passion, fervor, enthusiasm, vigor, life, sprightliness, zestExamples from the Web for vibrancy
Contemporary Examples of vibrancy
Indeed, red — because of its vibrancy and richness — has served as a powerful symbol since the beginning of civilization.
There was a kinetic energy, a vibrancy that leapt off the screen that did, indeed, dazzle.
There's a vibrancy that embodies the best values of community and urban life.
Historical Examples of vibrancy
Her arm brushed him and the vibrancy of her being sang through him.
The PremiereRichard Sabia
Oddly enough, thought of her now filled him with a vibrancy, with a longing.
The Ten-foot ChainAchmed Abdullah
When they are properly used, their vibrancy is a substitute for any amount of power.
How to SingLilli Lehmann
The sounds of the city were deadened here to a dull rumble, while the vibrancy of the autumn afternoon excited his taut nerves.
The Dust FlowerBasil King
In order to learn to organize his material, he has doubtlessly unconsciously lessened its density and vibrancy for the time being.
Musical PortraitsPaul Rosenfeld