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Meanings of vibrancy in English

Catalan
ressonància

Having the character of a loud deep sound; the quality of being resonant.

ressonància
Usage of vibrancy in English
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Is the cultural vibrancy of the city being lost as a result?
The Irish Times
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Yet she'd felt the vibrancy of the desert when they'd stopped yesterday.
Accidentally the sheikh's wife
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In return, people have brought richness, vibrancy and skills to those communities.
The Irish Times
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It's still one of the best leading indicators of an economy's vibrancy.
The Irish Times
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The day will find its own vibrancy in its own sweet time.
The Irish Times
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It's unusual because of the vibrancy of the colours and the print.
The Irish Times
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The 'return' contributes vitality, vibrancy and enrichment to a grandparent's latter years.
A Grandpa's Notebook / Ideas, Models, Stories and Memoirs to Enc...
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The vibrancy and activity we associate with economic health is missing.
News.com.au
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Immigrants to New York have contributed to the city's vibrancy decade after decade.
The Guardian
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The flip side to its vibrancy and warmth is it doesn't resemble reality.
News.com.au
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And developers are hoping it will bring vibrancy back to the central city.
Radio NZ
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But on the other side of town, vibrancy is in desperately short supply.
Reuters
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Without professionally operated venues where will these expectant visitors experience this cultural vibrancy?
The Irish Times
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The vibrancy and exuberance expected at the 50th anniversary celebrations was sorely missing.
The Guardian
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This wildly entertaining spectacle encapsulates the vibrancy and inventiveness of the African people.
The South African
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The abandoned island is lovely, full of pockets of surprising color and vibrancy.
Wired
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Vibrancy through the time
Vibrancy across language varieties
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