vibrant (Meaning)

Wordnet

vibrant (s)

vigorous and animated

of sounds that are strong and resonating

of colors that are bright and striking

Webster

vibrant (a.)

Vibrating; tremulous; resonant; as, vibrant drums.

vibrant Sentence Examples

  1. The garden was filled with vibrant flowers of various colors, creating a stunning visual display.
  2. The city's vibrant street life and bustling markets reflected its lively and energetic atmosphere.
  3. The artist used vibrant pigments to bring life to the canvas, capturing the essence of the subject.
  4. The vibrant cultural festival celebrated the diversity of traditions with colorful performances and exhibitions.
  5. The sunrise painted the sky with vibrant hues, signaling the beginning of a new day.
  6. The fashion show featured models adorned in vibrant and bold designs that captivated the audience.
  7. The coastal town was known for its vibrant seaside cafes and lively waterfront activities.
  8. The energetic dance performance was accompanied by vibrant music that echoed through the auditorium.
  9. The city's nightlife was characterized by vibrant clubs and lively entertainment options.
  10. The market was a vibrant and bustling hub of activity, with vendors selling an array of fresh produce and handmade goods.

FAQs About the word vibrant

vigorous and animated, of sounds that are strong and resonating, of colors that are bright and strikingVibrating; tremulous; resonant; as, vibrant drums.

populous, lively, crowded, busy, thriving, humming,buzzing, brisk, alive, animated

dead, inactive, sleepy, lifeless, dead, lifeless, sleepy, inactive,asleep, asleep

The garden was filled with vibrant flowers of various colors, creating a stunning visual display.

The city's vibrant street life and bustling markets reflected its lively and energetic atmosphere.

The artist used vibrant pigments to bring life to the canvas, capturing the essence of the subject.

The vibrant cultural festival celebrated the diversity of traditions with colorful performances and exhibitions.