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Meanings of vivid in anglès
Usage of vivid in anglès
1
Events of 100 years ago are brought to vivid life by sound.
2
These trip reports leave vivid images of heroic maneuvers to avoid lines.
3
But perhaps hers had been particularly vivid and she couldn't help herself.
4
It is the actual, vivid belief in its possibility which inspires them.
5
But even four decades later, memories of that October night remain vivid.
6
Yes; the perception of it grows more vivid, the longer I look.
7
An old painting in the Hospice shows this scene in vivid portrait.
8
On the whole the consolations were the more vivid of the two.
9
The most vivid and beautiful description of dawn in the English language-
10
The song of Ariel becomes vivid and realistic in its rich word-power:
11
But memories of his past actions had assailed her in vivid detail.
12
The sky repeated the October woods,-thewoods the sky,-invivid numberless hues.
13
One year on, the memories are still vivid, the feelings still raw.
14
With this backdrop, he tells an impossible love story in vivid colours.
15
The most precious things in the world are also vivid with poison.
16
The vivid morning light only revealed the crime in more dreadful detail.
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Vivid across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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