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vivid adjective [ ˈvɪvɪd ]

• producing powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the mind.
• "memories of that evening were still vivid"
Similar: graphic, evocative, realistic, true to life, lifelike, faithful, authentic, clear, crystal clear, detailed, lucid, striking, arresting, impressive, colourful, highly coloured, rich, dramatic, picturesque, lively, stimulating, interesting, fascinating, scintillating, memorable, unforgettable, powerful, stirring, affecting, emotive, moving, haunting,
Opposite: vague, boring,
• (of a colour) intensely deep or bright.
• "the rhododendron bush provides a vivid splash of mauve"
Similar: bright, bright-coloured, colourful, deep-coloured, brilliant, glowing, radiant, vibrant, strong, bold, deep, intense, rich, warm, flaming, flamboyant, glaring, eye-catching, jazzy,
Opposite: dull, washed out,
• (of a person or animal) lively and vigorous.
Similar: dynamic, flamboyant, striking, strong, powerful, fiery, lively, animated, spirited, vibrant, vital, vigorous, energetic, vivacious, zestful,
Origin: mid 17th century: from Latin vividus, from vivere ‘to live’.


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