liveliness in English

noun

[live·li·ness || 'laɪvlɪnɪs]

quality of being energetic and full of life; animation, vivaciousness; excitement, activity; quality of being sharp and clear (as of memories); vividness; quality of being striking or effective; briskness

Use "liveliness" in a sentence

1. The meeting was full of liveliness.

2. Briskness definition: liveliness and eagerness synonyms: spirit, sprightliness, liveliness, life, alacrity, smartness antonyms: dull, happiness, unhappiness

3. Her liveliness and wit impressed him.

4. Liveliness of mind or spirit; sprightliness.

5. Chirpiness: A chirpy state or quality; liveliness

6. And there is ample evidence of liveliness.

7. The meeting was then at its liveliness.

8. Listening him says so really make man's liveliness.

9. Liveliness: Try something new . Unexpected results may occur.

10. Briskness: 1 n liveliness and eagerness Synonyms: alacrity , smartness Type of: life , liveliness , spirit , sprightliness animation and energy in action or expression

11. She recognized the typical cockney liveliness of these two girls.

12. The girl impressed her friends with liveliness and humor.

13. This digression added to the liveliness of her talk.

14. Some places need liveliness, but some others need quiet.

15. 28 synonyms for Alertness: watchfulness, vigilance, agility, wariness, quickness, liveliness

16. Amy could sense his liveliness even from where she stood.

17. Through collection, there will be more liveliness, obedience and control.

18. Animation definition, animated quality; liveliness; vivacity; spirit: to talk with Animation

19. 28 synonyms for Agility: nimbleness, activity, suppleness, quickness, swiftness, liveliness, briskness

20. Blithesomeness (also: gaiety, cheerfulness, liveliness, vivacity, playfulness, briskness, high spirit, friskiness)

21. What is the taboo on life and liveliness inside the family?

22. While it has lost its tranquility, the area has gained in liveliness.

23. The girl impressed her fiance's family with her liveliness and sense of humour.

24. As dynamic wholes, these all share certain characteristics: a certain liveliness, for one.

25. The girl impressed her boyfriend's family with her liveliness and sense of humor.

26. Synonyms for Activeness include energy, vigour, vitality, vigor, liveliness, animation, activity, strength, zeal and spirit

27. Marked by speed, liveliness, and vigor; energetic: had a Brisk walk in the park

28. A church's liveliness should not be judged by the singing(Sentencedict), dancing or tambourine playing.

29. Antonyms for Commonplaceness include excitement, gaiety, character, liveliness, vivacity, vitality, dynamism, spirit, animation and excellence

30. Synonyms for Boisterousness include animation, disruptiveness, exuberance, liveliness, loudness, noisiness, overexcitement, riotousness, roughness and rowdiness

31. Some may enjoy the liveliness of such a restaurant for a few hours a day or week.

32. Synonyms for Briskness include vitality, animation, liveliness, vibrancy, sprightliness, exuberance, lustiness, vibrance, robustness and jazziness

33. Antonyms for Cheerlessness include brightness, cheerfulness, gaiety, character, colour, interest, brilliance, colourfulness, vividness and liveliness

34. Synonyms for Chirpiness include liveliness, perkiness, vivacity, breeziness, jauntiness, cheekiness, flippancy, impertinence, impudence and pertness

35. Antonyms for Accidie include interest, entertainment, excitement, amusement, concern, energy, feeling, liveliness, pleasure and stimulation

36. Words we might employ to describe that experience would include authenticity, first-handedness, liveliness and immediacy.

37. WordNet (r) 3.0 (2006): Breeziness n 1: a mildly windy state of the air [syn: Breeziness, windiness] 2: a breezy liveliness; "a delightful Breeziness of manner" [syn: Breeziness, jauntiness]Breeziness, windiness] 2: a breezy liveliness; "a

38. At the same time, we should not simply pursue the liveliness and glad of the playgame .

39. 20 The teaching, of political theory should stress Four qualities quality of ideology, knowledge, liveliness and focalization.

40. Elan means enthusiasm, liveliness and spirit - characteristics which the company believes signify its nature, its employees and its management.

41. The students give it liveliness: motorbikes in the market square and a bit of noise in the bars.

42. 19 The teaching, of political theory should stress "Four qualities":the quality of ideology, knowledge, liveliness and focalization.

43. A large heap of peanuts belonged to her at this moment, and her natural liveliness was well to the fore.

44. Cheerfulness, bounce (informal), pep, animation, good humour, high spirits, zing (informal), liveliness, spiritedness, cheeriness, sunniness a mood of Buoyancy and optimism

45. it seemed that she always shook off every unpleasant thought with a liveliness that was, at once, charming, ingenuous and roguish.

46. Additionally, Clover attracts all sorts of pollinators like bees and butterflies, bringing even more liveliness and natural beauty to your outdoor space

47. She was really but a child, fresh, vivacious and aloof; it seemed that she always shook off every unpleasant thought with a liveliness that was, at once, charming, ingenuous and roguish.

48. Almandine or Almandine Garnet fuses the liveliness and ardour of crimson and red with the more subdued, earthy tinges of auburn or brown, like the reflection of the fire in wine

49. Alacrity noun eagerness, enthusiasm, willingness, readiness, speed, zeal, gaiety, alertness, hilarity, cheerfulness, quickness, liveliness, briskness, promptness, avidity, joyousness, sprightliness As you can imagine, I accepted with Alacrity. reluctance, apathy, unwillingness, inertia, lethargy, slowness, dullness, sluggishness, unconcern

50. Action, work, life, labour, movement, energy, exercise, spirit, enterprise, motion, bustle, animation, vigour, hustle, exertion, hurly-burly, liveliness, activeness There is an extraordinary level of Activity in the market. action inertia, inaction, lethargy, inActivity, passivity, idleness, dullness, immobility, torpor, sluggishness, indolence