Meanings of make vivid in English

They, too, make vivid images to share on social media.

A modern instance will perhaps make vivid this long standing debate upon Lincoln and his motives.

Read the poem to the pupils in such a way as to make vivid the scenes depicted.

An educational exhibit is one of the most difficult to make vivid and interesting to the general public.

He could certainly make vivid word pictures occasionally, but this writer is no expert on nostalgia or poetry.

And it is the especial function of nature books to make vivid and warm and sympathetic our background of nature.

Better than ever before I realized the idiocy of sending men to fight in garments that make vivid targets of them.

Thus a Settlement becomes involved in the many difficulties of its neighbors as its experiences make vivid the consciousness of modern internationalism.

This, of course, is only a symbolism which may make vivid the truth that the convex man works more rapidly than the concave.

Our Lord, apparently, made it the name of a false god in order to set before us, and make vivid to us, a false principle.

It made vivid her own mother's face, and that her own struggle.

The night of the retreat is made vivid for us by Dr. Inglis:

White sails, white frocks, white ducks made vivid patches of light against the blue.

A dry cold made vivid the sombre January weather.

Scene after scene transports viewers across time and space to a place made vivid and real.

Also making vivid contributions are Suzanne Burden as the doomed Lady Macduff and Turner as Banquo.