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Meanings of lifelike in English
Synonyms
Examples for "vivid"
Examples for "vivid"
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Events of 100 years ago are brought to vivid life by sound.
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These trip reports leave vivid images of heroic maneuvers to avoid lines.
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But perhaps hers had been particularly vivid and she couldn't help herself.
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It is the actual, vivid belief in its possibility which inspires them.
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But even four decades later, memories of that October night remain vivid.
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Kobe shared a gold, glittery graphic that read New Year, New Baby!
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The graphic below shows just how far below water their budgets are.
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The controversial Natural Born Killers, directed by Oliver Stone, features graphic violence.
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The graphic charts were reproduced in half-tones and inserted in the monographs.
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To support herself between jobs, Barbara did some freelance graphic design work.
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They showed community members a pictorial catalogue of items in the collection.
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The Spaniard seems to say: 'Thus things are in my pictorial sight.
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What it lacks is the pictorial element-whatCarlyle possessed in such luxuriance.
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Add pictorial conventions in the history of European paintings, film and literature.
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The compromise was unsatisfactory, even from the purely pictorial point of view.
Usage of lifelike in English
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The effect is weirdly chilling, and somehow more lifelike in augmented reality.
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We saw graphic photos, including a lifelike replica of slave ship quarters.
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The lifelike images of the motion picture illustrate many truths concerning creation.
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Her bent head and figure down to the waist are very lifelike.
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But it would be much more lifelike if it were properly dressed.
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There were, in 4 large cases, lifelike specimens of the taxidermist's art.
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With two additional speakers in the surround, movies sounded better, more lifelike.
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The eraser-whichMicrosoft pointedly noted Apple's Pencil stylus lacks altogether-feelssimilarly lifelike.
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Some of his groups are works of art, with most lifelike finish.
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In fact, he'd love for his subjects to appear more lifelike.
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I'd never seriously touched a CinSim, and couldn't believe they felt so... lifelike.
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Therefore by definition, a lifelike portrait statue of Diana will be bad art.
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Darkhorse's words broke the spell that had tied Dru to the lifelike images.
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And the dead woman grew in his fancy, until she became very lifelike.
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Perhaps you thought the four-legged BigDog robot wasn't eerily lifelike enough.
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We put it at different angles, so that it may seem more lifelike.
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Lifelike across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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