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Meanings of animated in English
Having life or vigor or spirit.
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Usage of animated in English
1
Every living thing is animated by power and has power to use.
2
The fourteenth of May, 1833, witnessed an animated debate in the House.
3
Then she became quite animated and asked me many detailed technical questions.
4
That's what animated film can do: tell good, strong stories to everyone.
5
A very animated debate followed, in which Northern men took the lead.
6
Even relatively new animated series seem to work on insanely productive schedules.
7
When I ask what he's been listening to recently, Nesmith becomes animated.
8
The debates in full Convention were animated, but somewhat unreal by comparison.
9
It was an animated scene; and one you only find in England.
10
Read more Oscars 2015: who will win the best animated feature race?
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Note also a significant exclusion in the race for best animated feature.
12
It seems to work really well with animated films because it's consistent.
13
For this reason the animated musical may now be the way forward.
14
Although it's stiffly animated, it shows the intimacy of a good friendship.
15
She was animated, her words sharp and quick, directed right at him.
16
The line between live action and animated is very gray these days.
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South Africa
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