vivificative Antonyms
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Meaning of vivificative
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vivificative (a.)
Able or tending to vivify, animate, or give life; vivifying.
vivificative Sentence Examples
- The vivificative rays of the morning sun gradually illuminated the sleeping countryside.
- The discovery of the vaccine had a vivificative effect on the spirits of a weary population.
- The vibrant symphony filled the auditorium with its vivificative melodies.
- The fresh air and green vegetation had a vivificative impact on the exhausted hikers.
- The vivificative words of encouragement from the coach revitalized the team's determination.
- The laughter of children brought vivificative joy to the somber nursing home.
- The vivificative power of art transformed the dull canvas into a masterpiece.
- The vivificative breeze carried the sweet scent of flowers throughout the garden.
- The vivificative memories of his childhood brought a surge of nostalgia and happiness to the aging man.
- The vivificative power of love had the ability to heal old wounds and rekindle broken spirits.
FAQs About the word vivificative
Able or tending to vivify, animate, or give life; vivifying.
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The vivificative rays of the morning sun gradually illuminated the sleeping countryside.
The discovery of the vaccine had a vivificative effect on the spirits of a weary population.
The vibrant symphony filled the auditorium with its vivificative melodies.
The fresh air and green vegetation had a vivificative impact on the exhausted hikers.
