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Definition of liveliest - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
activitymost active or exciting
- This is the liveliest part of the city.
2.
energeticfull of energy and enthusiasm
- She is the liveliest person at the party.
Origin of liveliest
Old English, lif (life) + -est (superlative suffix)
Examples of liveliest in a sentence
She is the liveliest member of the group. This is the liveliest festival in the region.
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- French:le plus animé, le plus vif, ...
- German:lebendigste, lebhafteste, ...
- Italian:più vivace, ...
- Spanish:más vibrante, más enérgica, ...
- Portuguese:mais vibrante, ...
- Chinese:最活跃, 最有活力, ...
- Japanese:最も活発な, 最も元気な, ...
- Arabic:الأَكْثَر حَيَوِيَّة, الأكثَر نَشاطًا, ...
- Hebrew:הַפָּעִיל בְּיוֹתֵר, הֲכִי תּוֹסֵס, ...
- Russian:самый оживленный, самый энергичный, ...
- Ukrainian:найжвавіший, ...
- Hindi:सबसे जीवंत, सबसे उत्साही, ...
Definition of lively - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
energeticfull of life and energy
- The lively children played in the park.
2.
colorfulvivid and bright
- She wore a lively dress to the party..
3.
eventfulfull of interesting and exciting events
- It was a lively party with music and dancing.
4.
mindmentally stimulating or intense
- They had a lively debate about politics.
Adverb
1.
mannerin a bright and vivid manner
- The artist painted the scene lively.
2.
speedin a brisk and quick manner
- He walked lively to catch the bus.
Expressions with lively
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move quickly with energy and alertness
You need to step lively if you want to catch the bus.
move quickly and energetically
We need to look lively if we want to catch the bus.
very energetic and cheerful
She woke up feeling lively as a lark.
very energetic and full of life
She was lively as a cricket at the party, dancing all night.
Origin of lively
Old English, līf (life) + -ly (like)
Examples of lively in a sentence
Her lively personality made her the center of attention. The lively colors of the painting caught everyone's attention. Her lively outfit made her stand out in the crowd. The festival was lively with various performances and activities. The lively debate kept the audience engaged throughout the event. The class enjoyed a lively discussion of the novel.
Her lecture was lively and thought-provoking. The fireworks burst lively in the night sky. The garden bloomed lively with vibrant colors. She danced lively across the stage. The horse trotted lively around the track.
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- French:vivant, vivement, ...
- German:lebhaft, anschaulich, ...
- Italian:vivace, vivacemente, ...
- Spanish:enérgico, vivamente, ...
- Portuguese:vivo, vivamente, ...
- Chinese:活泼的, 生动地, ...
- Japanese:活発な, 生き生きと, ...
- Arabic:حَيَوِي, بِحَيَوِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:תוֹסֵס, בְּצוּרָה חַיָּה, ...
- Russian:энергичный, ярко, ...
- Ukrainian:жвавий, живо, ...
- Hindi:जीवंत, जीवंत तरीके से, ...
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