adjective
vibrant
VIE-brunt/ˈvaɪbrənt/
Full of striking energy or intensity.
The neighborhood has a vibrant mix of shops, music, and restaurants.
Etymology
Vibrant originally described something moving to and fro, especially a string vibrating to produce sound. This active motion became an image for being vigorous and full of life.
In context
some of them certainly more vibrant than others but like to have an apple green coat set against some of these other fabrics that we've seen today that would just pop like crazy
More examples
- Her vibrant personality makes every gathering more fun.
- The mural's vibrant colors brighten the hallway.
- His vibrant voice fills the concert hall.
Forms
vibrant · more vibrant · most vibrant
vibrancy noun — The quality of being lively or intense.
vibrantly adverb — In a lively or strikingly intense way.