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Meanings of aliveness in English
The property of being animated; having animal life as distinguished from plant life.
Usage of aliveness in English
1
The passion and aliveness of the surfers was oozing off the pages.
2
After silence it may occur again, with all its freshness and aliveness.
3
It's such a euphoric feeling, an aliveness in every single cell.
4
The small, ear-shaped chunk of granite was still except for a faint... aliveness.
5
Intensity of feeling is read as a measure of aliveness.
6
Compassion is a foundation for sharing our aliveness and building a more humane world.
7
There are electric waves of aliveness running all through her.
8
Sometimes we forget that we are an integral part of the aliveness of the universe.
9
Ernest was all fire and aliveness on the instant.
10
But he, his intense aliveness, his keen, supple mind, had spoiled her for those others.
11
For instance, you'll feel a burst of aliveness, clarity, or tension lifting about a new project.
12
Cumulatively, they create an exhilarating sense of aliveness.
13
Frequently, they quarrel simply to recharge the air between them, to sharpen the aliveness of their relationship.
14
If asked to define either the sense or the nature of that aliveness, he would have been unable.
15
I hear you say that sex is 'regular and enjoyable' but I wonder about passion, desire and aliveness.
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Was it made up of a constant recurrence of sensitive aliveness to what is most worth responding to?
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Aliveness through the time