Dictionary entry
Vivaciously
Pronunciation: /vɪˈveɪʃəsli/
Pronunciation
/vɪˈveɪʃəsli/
Myanmar Meaning
(adv) ဖျတ်ဖျတ်လတ်လတ်။
Definition
vivacious /vÇ'veÇʃǝs/ adj ( approv ) (esp of a woman) သြက္လက္ေသာ။ ခ်က္ခ်ာေသာ။ I remember his daughter as a charming, pretty and vivacious girl. ❍ She gave a vivacious laugh. vivaciously adv ❏ vivacity /vÇ'væsǝti/ n [U] ျမဴးႂကြျခင္း။ အသက္ပါျခင္း။ dances performed with great vivacity.
Examples
- ‘A lively and vivacious teenager
- Katie was an exemplary student loved by her teachers and fellow pupils alike.’
- ‘Anyway
- she was a vivacious
- ebullient sort of girl
- and I took an immediate liking to her.’
- ‘I became once again vivacious and cheerful
- thanks to the effect of his powerful will.’
- ‘At the school dance
- a teenager kept his eye on a beautiful
- vivacious girl
- a little older than him and with curves in all the right places.’
- ‘She said Johnston will be remembered for her vivacious nature
- spirituality and hard work.’
- ‘He had been married only a year
- but he could no longer make love to his energetic
- vivacious wife.’
- ‘It was so amazing
- meeting her in person
- and she's really as bubbly and vivacious as she appears in writing.’
- ‘Meanwhile
- Patrick - confident and laid-back - is trying to finish with the vivacious Susan.’
- ‘Foreign girls are vivacious
- flirtatious
- open minded and fun.’
- ‘She was such a bright
- vivacious person
- my angel
- my star
- my baby.’
- ‘He wanted to know how the bubbly and vivacious girl was coping mentally.’
- ‘Good for very young readers
- this book is about a vivacious mom in a wheelchair.’
- ‘Fresh
- vivacious and lively
- this wine has enormous energy and vitality.’
- ‘Rule-breaking was one of the things I loved most about my silly and vivacious wife.’
- ‘He instantly whipped around to stare at the vivacious girl with her hand placed on her hip.’
- ‘She was a very bubbly and vivacious woman who usually had no difficulty meeting people.’
- ‘Within the space of a day
- this young
- vivacious woman had managed to awaken him as no other had done.’
- ‘When he was beginning to be more worried than angry
- he finally asked a crewmember if they had seen his vivacious wife.’
- ‘Countless women have been simply delighted by this charming and vivacious woman.’
- ‘She was tiny
- pretty
- and vivacious
- her sparkle compensating for a lack of education.’