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Meanings of so vivid in English

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Usage of so vivid in English
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The memory was so vivid, it felt like it had just happened.
Dear John
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I had never seen a sky so vivid and blue, so liquid.
The Lost Continent
3
She awoke from a dream so vivid that she believed it real.
Danger; Or, Wounded in the House of a Friend
4
It was so vivid, it could be mistaken for the genuine article.
A nameless witch
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His imagination became so vivid that it was not a mountaineer singing.
The Guns of Bull Run: A Story of the Civil War's Eve
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At last these memories became so vivid as to equal a second-sight.
Without Dogma: A Novel of Modern Poland
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But back in Makkathran his transcendence had been so real, so vivid.
The evolutionary void
8
It was so vivid I was mighty glad when I woke up.'
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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She had a delightful sense of humour-sosweet, so delicate, so vivid.
Memories and Anecdotes
10
Or why the description of the man emerging would be so vivid-
The distant hours
11
Everything seemed so vivid; she was giddy, high on revenge and adventure.
Alexandra, gone
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The dream, too, still seemed half real, so vivid had it been!
The Empty House and Other Ghost Stories
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But Thomas can't understand why it is so vivid, and thus the question.
Vrin: ten mortal gods
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It seems impossible that so vivid a voice has stopped speaking.
The Guardian
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Even the memory of the fire was no longer so vivid or troubling.
The book of murder
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The image was so vivid it nearly made his heart stop.
Sean's reckoning
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