Vibrant
As an Adjective
- Full of energy, life, and enthusiasm.
- Bright, striking, or vivid in color.
- Strong and resonant in sound.
- Dynamic and lively in movement or atmosphere.
As Other Form
- Vibrantly (Adverb): In a lively, colorful, or energetic manner.
- Vibrancy (Noun): The quality of being full of life, energy, or vividness.
Word History
The word vibrant comes from the Latin vibrare, meaning “to shake or move rapidly.” It originally referred to physical motion but later evolved to describe vivid colors, energetic personalities, and lively environments.
Examples
- The festival had a vibrant atmosphere filled with music and laughter. (Energetic)
- She wore a vibrant red dress that caught everyone’s attention. (Bright in color)
- His vibrant voice filled the auditorium. (Strong and resonant)
- The city is known for its vibrant nightlife. (Lively and dynamic)
Synonyms
Lively, energetic, vivid, dynamic, colorful
Related Words
Bright, enthusiastic, resonant, animated
Antonyms
Dull, lifeless, muted, subdued, monotonous
