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Meanings of very vivid in anglès

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Usage of very vivid in anglès
1
For his interest of the literary man in Vere was very vivid.
A Spirit in Prison
2
She seems inclined towards the psychedelic; her looks are all very vivid.
The Guardian
3
They are intensely religious, and their idea of damnation is very vivid.
The Silver Horde
4
The letter was a very long one, and very vivid and expressive.
Lippincott's Magazine, October 1885
5
I am the more sorry, since they were very vivid and strong.
A Visit to Three Fronts: June 1916
6
He states that the appearance, although brief, was very vivid and real.
Twelve Stories and a Dream
7
I knew him too and have a very vivid recollection of him.
The God That Failed
8
The gambling here in 1868 has been described in a very vivid manner.
The Gaming Table: Its Votaries and Victims. Volume 1 (of 2)
9
You must have a very vivid imagination, for I fired in the air.
Tom Swift and His Motor-Cycle; Or, Fun and Adventures on the Roa...
10
She took the chair-andthe sense of adventure was very vivid.
The House of Toys
11
It was soon inky dark, the lightning very vivid, and the thunder deafening.
Adventures in New Guinea
12
The flashes were very vivid, and lighted up the whole firmament.
Narrative of a Mission to Central Africa Performed in the Years ...
13
And at that juncture of the dream something very vivid occurred.
A Son of the Hills
14
It had not been difficult; she was warm-blooded, luxurious, a very vivid woman.
Java Head
15
The remembrance of her own neglected childhood was very vivid with her still.
Anne of Avonlea
16
Women did not dislike her; she was very vivid, very handsome, very rich.
Halcyone
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Very vivid through the time
Very vivid across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common