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Meanings of more vivacious in English

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Usage of more vivacious in English
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While others complain of weariness, this team is more vivacious than ever.
The Irish Times
2
These were also remarkable for a more vivacious appearance than the stolid little Anglo-Saxons.
The Spanish Chest
3
A more vivacious scene no city of Europe could present.
The Valley of Decision
4
Younger and more vivacious than her husband, her snappy black eyes betokened an attractive personality.
The Treasure-Train
5
Brenda's actions were far more vivacious than her friend's.
The Jervaise Comedy
6
When he is more vivacious, he is frank with me; he is quite the agreeable rattle.
Reprinted Pieces
7
She was not beautiful, but extremely pretty, well educated, and much more vivacious than her mother.
Monsieur de Camors — Volume 2
8
Nicholas moodily submits himself to be prepared, as Annette, more vivacious, keeps interposing with various enquiries.
Our World; Or, the Slaveholder's Daughter
9
And with every season she greeted my coming with a more generous and a more vivacious air.
Hills and the Sea
10
His sister Louisa, who was a more vivacious person than Elizabeth, was his chief companion and comfort.
The Life and Genius of Nathaniel Hawthorne
11
He was rather handsomer than Richard, not so tall, but more vivacious and more amusing, much more so.
Richard Vandermarck: A Novel
12
Yet when the train set out for the Moqui pueblos, she seemed as vigorous and more vivacious than usual.
Overland: A Novel
13
Aunt Kate was more vivacious.
Dubliners
14
As the house filled, he grew more and more vivacious and animated, and the color came to his cheeks and lips.
The Troll Garden, and Selected Stories
15
As a girl her mother ruled her, and her younger sister, more charming and more vivacious, was the pet of the family.
The Foundations of Personality
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The simpler the proportion is, the more sublime will be the impression, and the more complicated, the livelier and more vivacious the effect.
The Practice and Science of Drawing
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