vivacity in English
he was struck by her vivacity, humor and charm
Use "vivacity" in a sentence
1. The Irish are charm and vivacity.
2. [ + with]a character Bursting with energy and vivacity
3. This picture catches the innocent vivacity of children.
4. He was vivacity and high spirits.
5. Her charm resides in her vivacity.
6. He was charmed by her beauty and vivacity.
7. Animation definition, animated quality; liveliness; vivacity; spirit: to talk with Animation
8. Love is passion, vivacity, spry and warm.
9. These keyboard versions of three famous orchestral works shimmer with vivacity.
10. Mrs M. darted around the waters with great vivacity.
11. Lianzhu is the combination of stylistic vivacity and seriousness.
12. He was charmed by her vivacity and high spirits.
13. It was , perhaps , Archer reflected, because her early vivacity had disappeared.
14. Only in his conversation did he display interest and vivacity.
15. This sharp vivacity of soul , and the supple and restless volubility attending it, disturb our negotiations.
16. Blithesomeness (also: gaiety, cheerfulness, liveliness, vivacity, playfulness, briskness, high spirit, friskiness)
17. Synonyms for Airiness include animation, buoyancy, gaiety, brightness, casualness, cheerfulness, happiness, lightheartedness, light-heartedness and vivacity
18. We were all affected By the vivacity of this lovely little Boy.
19. The girl impressed her fiancee's relatives favorably with her vivacity and sense of humor.
20. He had been talking , all day, on many subjects, and with unusual vivacity.
21. Antonyms for Commonplaceness include excitement, gaiety, character, liveliness, vivacity, vitality, dynamism, spirit, animation and excellence
22. On the other side, heat and vivacity in age, is an excellent composition for business.
23. At the moment when the Bishop entered, Madame Magloire was talking with considerable vivacity.
24. Synonyms for Chirpiness include liveliness, perkiness, vivacity, breeziness, jauntiness, cheekiness, flippancy, impertinence, impudence and pertness
25. It should never induce repose , mellowness , acquiescence but a creative restlessness , a dynamic vivacity , a prophetic zeal .
26. This characteristic scent brings vivacity and sprightliness to some of the most remarkable coffees in the world.
27. Exuding a fresh national flavor , these works showed the continued vivacity of musical creation in China.
28. Then your looks and movements will have more vivacity and variety than they dare offer now.
29. True it is, that the talents for criticism, namely, smartness, quick censure, vivacity of remark, indeed all but Acerbity, seem …
30. Palate: Potent and highly concentrated. Sweet, silky, and mouth-filling tannins blend nicely with a balanced acidity that contributes freshness, vivacity, and a long, persistent finish.
31. ‘It exhibits, he writes, ‘a vehemence and rapidity of mind, a Copiousness of images, and vivacity of diction.’’ ‘The heterogeneity of the culture of the United States and of its contemporary literature is one of its most remarkable features, and now more than ever it is characterized by Copiousness and diversity.’
32. ‘It exhibits, he writes, ‘a vehemence and rapidity of mind, a Copiousness of images, and vivacity of diction.’’ ‘The heterogeneity of the culture of the United States and of its contemporary literature is one of its most remarkable features, and now more than ever it is characterized by Copiousness and diversity.’
33. There are many synonyms of Calentures which include Ardor, Brio, Dash, Drive, Eagerness, Energy, Enthusiasm, Excitement, Exhilaration, Fervency, Fervor, Force, Ginger, Gusto, Heartiness, Heat, Impetuosity, Intensity, Life, Light, Liveliness, Luster, Passion, Pep, Radiance, Scintillation, Snap, Sparkle, Spirit, Splendor, Starch, Verve, Vim, Virtuosity, Vivacity, Zeal, Zing, Zip, Punch, élan, Red Heat, White …
34. The women of the island have abundance of vivacity: they Contemn their husbands, and are exceedingly fond of strangers, whereof there is always a considerable number from the continent below, attending at court, either upon affairs of the several towns and corporations, or their own particular occasions, but are much despised, because they want the same endowments.