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liveliness::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | life, spirit, sprightliness |
| Type of | brio, spiritedness, invigoration, animation, vivification |
| Has types | delicacy, ebullience, elan, energy, enthusiasm, esprit, exuberance, high-spiritedness, irrepressibility, jauntiness, muscularity, pep, peppiness, pertness, smartness, vigor, vigour, vim, ginger, airiness, alacrity, breeziness, briskness, buoyancy |
| Derivation | lively |
Examples of liveliness
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The liveliness of this production compensates for the relatively thin material.
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It's one of those records where there's a certain liveliness about it that I love.
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The pantry-like visiting clubhouse at Wrigley Field had some liveliness Wednesday.
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Figurines, many of them mold-made, are often of an amazing liveliness and realism.
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He is teething and as cross as a little badger from impatience and liveliness.
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The liveliness in the room is bound to affect you even if you aren't drinking.
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In its place comes the warmth and sunshine and liveliness of the spring air.
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A busy port, open to the town centre and adds a touch of liveliness to its activity.
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We have intentionally chosen colors that add a bit of light and liveliness.
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- General activity and motion
- Animation and energy in action or expression; "it was a heavy play and the actors tried in vain to give life to it"
- The quality of being lively; animation; energy
- A condition that indicates the operational status of a transmitter or receiver.
- A descriptor of the acidity level and freshness of a wine.
- Dazzling liveliness, cleverness, or wit ( formal )
- A term used to describe a wine with slight carbonation and fresh, bright acidity.
