Meanings of vivacious woman in English

The vivacious woman, a passionate lover of the chase, found life in Ratisbon unendurable.

Mrs. Foster was a slender, vivacious woman, fond of society.

What kind of man would turn a warm, vivacious woman like Charlotte into a near-recluse?

So that the last word the vivacious woman said to herself was a soft "Poor Susy!"

Put in her place a vivacious woman, capricious, decided, to a certain limit, however, and things assume a different aspect.

A laughing group followed, headed by a tall vivacious woman covered with jewels, whom Odo guessed to be the Procuratessa Bra.

She was a little, plain, vivacious woman; one who, like an india-rubber toy, you have only to touch, and it issues sound.

Faustina is a vivacious woman, with a high arched Syrian nose, blue-black hair and grey eyes, testament to some Gothic or Thessalian ancestor.

How could this clever, vivacious woman, Howard asked himself, retain this wonderful freshness and sweetness of mind in such solitude and dulness of life?

The head of the interpreter service, is a small, vivacious woman by the name Renee van Hoof, the wife of a prominent Flemish painter.

Jack was doing his duty nobly, and he liked vivacious women who amused him, poor soul!

Young and vivacious women are peculiarly subject to this sort of sensitiveness, as he was well aware.

"Oh, I can do almost anything," she said, in a tone of a self-possessed, careless, and vivacious woman.