active, animated, buoyant, effervescent, full of go, incisive, merry, pungent, skittish, sunny, zingy
Definitionadj. vigorous and animated
Last update: March 22, 2017
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She is beautiful and vivacious, which makes her be popular by men around her. [noun]
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Aishwarya is a vivacious model. [adjective]
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He is very vivacious [noun]
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She is such a vivacious woman. [verb]
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Michael and Grant are soon befriended by the Hunts, a vivacious, All-American family new to the neighborhood. [adjective]
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Sophia Dorothea was a pretty and vivacious young woman, but her boorish husband had no time for her. [adjective]
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With his handsome frank face, his soft dark hair, his alert expression, he looked the very type of the vivacious Southerner. [adjective]
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Merriman, who was prettier and more vivacious than Mrs. [adjective]
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CHAPTER V The vivacious Greek broke forth in expressions of joy and congratulations; after which the Egyptian said, with characteristic gravity: "I salute you, my brother." [adjective]
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Gaston of Béarn, more vivacious than discreet, did so with ignominious detail. [adjective]
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He was a boisterous, pallid, nimble, wide-awake, jeering, lad, with a vivacious but sickly air. [adjective]
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Thoughtless and vivacious spirits say: "What is the good of those motionless figures on the side of mystery." [adjective]
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