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vibrancy

/ˈvaɪ.brən.si/

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noun

/ˈvaɪ.brən.si/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее качество быть полным энергии, жизни и активности, часто характеризующееся громким, глубоким или резонирующим звуком.

A noun referring to the quality of being full of energy, life, and activity, often characterized by a loud, deep, or resonant sound.

uncountable

  1. Resonant qualityC1formal

    The quality of having a loud, deep, and resonant sound.

    ruЗвучность

    • The vibrancy of the cello filled the concert hall.
    • His voice had a natural vibrancy that captivated the audience.
    • The vibrancy of the church bells echoed through the valley.

    Synonymsplangencyresonancereverberanceringingsonority

    Antonymsdullnessflatness

  2. Liveliness and energyB2formal

    The state of being full of energy, activity, and life.

    ruЖивость и энергия

    • The city is known for its cultural vibrancy and nightlife.
    • Her paintings capture the vibrancy of the natural world.
    • The team's vibrancy was evident in their enthusiastic performance.

    Synonymsanimationdynamismenergyexuberancelifelivelinesssparklespiritednessvervevigorvitalityzest

    Antonymsdullnessinactivitylethargylifelessnesslistlessnesstorpor

  3. Brightness of colorB2formal

    The quality of being bright, vivid, and intense in color.

    ruЯркость

    • The vibrancy of the sunset was breathtaking.
    • The artist used bold strokes to enhance the vibrancy of the flowers.
    • The fabric's vibrancy remained even after many washes.

    Synonymsbrightnessbrillianceintensityrichnesssaturationvividness

    Antonymsdullnessflatnesspaleness

Forms
  • vibrancies plural form
  • vibrancies' possessive plural form
  • vibrancy's possessive singular form
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