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Meanings of vivacious in English
Usage of vivacious in English
1
On all sides stood dignified and vivacious groups of the older generation.
2
This dog differed from others in his vivacious temper and ceaseless activity.
3
Blanche was blonde, vivacious, and compact without being in the least heavy.
4
The little pieces of autobiography scattered here and there are painfully vivacious.
5
The Frenchman drank a little and slowly, and was merry and vivacious.
6
He faced me, vivacious, and leaned against the back of the settee.
7
Kay liked Connie, her vivacious-ness, her obvious fondness for her brother Michael.
8
While others complain of weariness, this team is more vivacious than ever.
9
The Malays are a merry, vivacious people, and fond of several games.
10
At this Pierre could not refrain from a dolorous and vivacious interruption.
11
They are vivacious and intelligent, and try hard to make themselves understood.
12
She was becoming vivacious, and I found myself strangely disliking her vivacity.
13
She stopped suddenly, and relaxed her vivacious expression for one of pain.
14
Once her vivacious visitor had rushed away, Eleni hurried out to Isobel.
15
She had been a vivacious girl who talked little and smiled seldom.
16
Unlike Jane, Fanny was vivacious, pert, and, for her years, extraordinarily sophisticated.
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Vivacious through the time
Vivacious across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common