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Meanings of vivify (vivifying) in English
Usage of vivifying in English
1
On the mountain tops we breathe a purer and more vivifying air.
2
In this way we charge our seven-and-twenty flasks with clean vivifying mountain air.
3
It acts by inspiration, quickening and vivifying the natures subject to its influence.
4
Rachael drank the vivifying fluid, and her nerves responded at once.
5
Bob felt a sudden rush of most extraordinary and vivifying emotion.
6
Something new and vivifying sprang to life in his breast.
7
Travel had, in short, done its usual work of instructing and vivifying the mind.
8
Forever deprived of the vivifying warmth of the sun, they were vapid and colorless.
9
A rosy bloom visited her cheeks; a triumphant, subtle, vivifying, smile transfigured her face.
10
This Sun shone with a mild and benign, but with a powerful, vivifying light.
11
It was curiously vivifying, and in it the diamonded atoms of light shook and danced.
12
Gently she turns it about in order to present every side to the vivifying light.
13
But here was the vivifying, picture of civilised nature.
14
It is to this hour, and at all hours, the vivifying influence in man's life.
15
In China it is the all-pervading, all-vivifying idea of social life, of religion, and of government.
16
Even into the prison yard the breeze had brought the fresh vivifying air from the fields.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Vivifying through the time
Vivifying across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common