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Meanings of enlivened in English
Usage of enlivened in English
1
For a few days each year cosmopolitan chic enlivened this rural retreat.
2
One can easily imagine the scene and the act that enlivened it.
3
Bright crocheted and embroidered wedding-presents enlivened the pale tones of the room.
4
The rest of the way was enlivened by a discussion of automobiles.
5
The little incident of Algebra had certainly very much enlivened the situation.
6
When he dined thus with the King he much enlivened the conversation.
7
The glaucous or lavender-blue colour is beautifully enlivened with the crystal dots.
8
The sense of power and possession flattered his self-esteem and enlivened him.
9
They were family dinners, enlivened by the noisy pranks of the children.
10
He enlivened the excursion by his laughter and strength of a peasant.
11
The coast was enlivened by great numbers of wild geese and walruses.
12
The Bosphorus is enlivened by a multiplicity of other kinds of craft.
13
For a moment this whimsical reply enlivened both the Count and Pierre.
14
Our circle was greatly enlivened by the accession of a new member.
15
A green acre is so selfish and so pure and so enlivened.
16
The tranquil environments of Prinkipo were enlivened by other parties also drifting.
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Enlivened across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common