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Vibrant Common

Vibrant has 4 different meanings across 1 category:

Adjective

Definitions
Adjective
1

vigorous and animated

"a vibrant group that challenged the system"

"a charming and vivacious hostess"

"a vivacious folk dance"

2

of sounds that are strong and resonating

"the men's vibrant voices"

3

of colors that are bright and striking

"The vibrant reds and blues in her painting immediately caught everyone's eye."

4

Pulsing with energy or activity.

"The city square was vibrant with street performers and laughing children on a sunny afternoon."

In plain English: Vibrant means full of energy and life, making something look bright and lively.

"The city street was filled with vibrant colors and bustling energy."

Example Sentences
"The city street was filled with vibrant colors and bustling energy." adj
"The garden looked vibrant with blooming flowers and lush green leaves." adj
"She wore a vibrant red dress that caught everyone's attention at the party." adj
"The city street came alive with vibrant colors from the street art murals." adj
See Also
vigorous vibrator vibration vibrate activity vibrancy northern cardinal pulsing
Related Terms

Origin

The word vibrant comes from the Old French term vibrant, which was derived from the Latin verb meaning "to shake" or "to quiver." It entered English with its original sense of physical trembling before evolving to describe something full of energy and life.

Rhyming Words
ant fant gant pant cant zant hant want tant lant vant sant rant kant quant shant idant beant grant brant
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