animately (Meaning)
animately
to make or design in such a way as to create apparently spontaneous lifelike movement, to make as an animated cartoon, referring to a living thing, of or relating to animal life as opposed to plant life, possessing or characterized by life, to give spirit and support to, to give vigor and zest to, to move to action, full of life, to produce in the form of an animated cartoon, animated sense 1, lively, to give spirit and vigor to, to give life to, having life
Synonyms & Antonyms of animately
animately Sentence Examples
- The animately drawn characters brought the animated film to life.
- The children's laughter animated the playground, filling the air with their cheerful energy.
- The author's vivid descriptions animated the scenes, allowing readers to experience them as if they were present.
- The toys seemed to come animately to life when the children were not around.
- The dancers' fluid movements animated the stage, captivating the audience with their grace.
- The wind playfully animated the leaves, creating a mesmerizing dance in the air.
- The scientist's theories animated the scientific community, sparking new lines of inquiry.
- The discovery of a new planet animated astronomers, fueling their excitement about space exploration.
- The speaker's passionate words animated the crowd, inspiring them to action.
- The vibrant colors animated the painting, drawing the viewer into its magical world.
FAQs About the word animately
to make or design in such a way as to create apparently spontaneous lifelike movement, to make as an animated cartoon, referring to a living thing, of or relati
playfully,lively, energetically, trippingly, sprightly, gayly,livelily, perkily, high-spiritedly, airily
sluggishly, dully, inanimately, lazily, halfheartedly, idly, tardily, listlessly, indolently, tiredly
The animately drawn characters brought the animated film to life.
The children's laughter animated the playground, filling the air with their cheerful energy.
The author's vivid descriptions animated the scenes, allowing readers to experience them as if they were present.
The toys seemed to come animately to life when the children were not around.
