Synonym: vivacious. Similar words: vibrate, vibrational, libra, library, brand, brand new, branch, judicial branch. Meaning: ['vaɪbrənt] adj. 1. vigorous and animated 2. of sounds that are strong and resonating 3. of colors that are bright and striking.
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181 Unfortunately, many of the designs we are considering in this showcase have one major shortcoming : they use overly vibrant visuals too often and often for the wrong purpose.
182 In the very moment you focus your attention by coming back into your body, your breath, and your immediate sensate reality, you will experience a deep sense of vibrant stillness.
183 Vermeer is quite good. Simple. Vibrant. But his work fell off later.
184 Vibrant and inviting aroma. Characteristic notes of sweet violet, red berries and cherries with spicy undertones.
185 She, be like emerge break ground and go out, vibrant, thrive.
186 Towering high-rises and bustling crowds give Paris University VII an active,[sentencedict.com] vibrant look.
187 TASTING NOTES: Intense and vibrant, with a mix of red currant, black berry and wild berry flavors, that lead to a round fruity aftertaste.
188 This grape's inherent tartness should be embraced in youth, for wines made from albari?o do not age well, and the vibrant aromas begin to noticeably fade within months of bottling.
189 But it needs export markets to stay vibrant at a time when its import bill is at the mercy of commodity prices.
190 Enjoy Ft . Lauderdale's restaurants, tours, performing arts and vibrant arts scene.
191 Inspires feelings of comfort by leaving the face fresh, silky, vibrant, without any feeling of tautness.
192 The vibrant and zesty Stony Cape Chenin Blanc has a lovely citrus and peach aroma, with an elegant and smooth palate. To be enjoyed with any light meals .
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