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Meanings of more vibrant in English

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Usage of more vibrant in English
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That means it retains more flavour and makes fresher, more vibrant wines.
The Guardian
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Armagh capitulated to a more vibrant Laois side over the last quarter.
The Irish Times
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The economy is stronger and more vibrant with a far broader industrial base.
The Guardian
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Build a stock of colours to create even more vibrant results.
Independent.ie
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However, the outcome would be a much more vibrant parish life.
The Irish Times
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And still the deadlock, the atmosphere of tensity growing more vibrant every second.
Missy
7
The image on the left has brighter, richer, more vibrant colors.
Wired
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Instead of becoming more vibrant, it is losing business to London.
The Irish Times
9
It had become a lot dancier and a lot more vibrant.
Radio NZ
10
In the sink, Tom's hands shone a lighter, more vibrant purple.
Shadowland
11
Pure vinegar makes for more vibrant colors, but there's a hitch.
Wired
12
This would mean more competitive elections and a more vibrant and pluralist public sphere.
The Guardian
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If more people took this attitude, we might have a more vibrant voluntary sector.
The Guardian
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This all leads to a more vibrant and sustainable city.
The Irish Times
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To improve results, Ethan Allen has been relocating stores to more vibrant retail zones.
Reuters
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Make your balcony or patio look more vibrant by planting greenery in low-maintenance pots.
The Irish Times
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More vibrant across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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