Meanings of so vivacious in English

She was so alert, so vivacious, and so charming in her quick slenderness.

The street crowds, so vivacious, so good-humored, the vivid Florentine faces, enchanted her.

No one she had ever seen was so vivacious, so alive as he.

Her descriptions are so varied, so vivacious, that they fascinate a whole crowd.

I am delighted, madame, he's a charming man, so vivacious, gay and witty.

She was always so vivacious and affectionate when Peter had given her a present!

She was taller than Rosie, not so vivacious, but like Rosie enjoyed a happy time.

The lecturers were so charming, so vivacious; their delivery was so dramatic, their gestures so animated.

She's so vivacious and so vibrant.

She was always so vivacious.

The emperor's head dropped on his breast, and a pause ensued, which the child, usually so vivacious, did not venture to interrupt.

Lord, whom his cousins regarded as a great acquisition, so vivacious was she, so ready to take part in any kind of lively amusement.

This girl was not so vivacious as Sally, but she had a mug on her that was a lot less ugly to look at.

But certainly the Germans do not appear so vivacious, nor the Turks so energetic, as to afford triumphant demonstrations in behalf of the sacred weed.

So vivacious is redness.