Definition of vivify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
energyRare make something more lively or energeticRare
- Her presence vivified the entire team.
2.
lifeRare bring to life or animate somethingRare
- The artist's brush vivified the dull canvas.
3.
artRare enhance the vividness or striking qualityRare
- The new lighting vivified the stage performance.
Origin of vivify
Latin, vivus (alive) + facere (to make)
Examples of vivify in a sentence
His speech vivified the audience's spirits. The storyteller vivified the tale with vivid details. His words vivified the historical account. The artist vivified the portrait with bold colors. Her storytelling vivified the historical events for the audience.
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- French:vivifier, insuffler la vie, ...
- German:beleben, animieren, ...
- Italian:ravvivare, vivificare, ...
- Spanish:animar, realzar, ...
- Portuguese:animar, dar vida, ...
- Chinese:振奋, 赋予生命, ...
- Japanese:活気づける, 命を吹き込む, ...
- Arabic:أَحْيَا, أنعش, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחֲיוֹת, ...
- Russian:оживлять, оживить, ...
- Ukrainian:оживити, надавати яскравості, ...
- Hindi:जीवंत करना, सजीव बनाना, ...
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