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vivification

/ˌvɪv.ɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de donner de la vitalité ou de l'énergie à quelque chose, ou l'état de ce qui est rendu vif, actif ou dynamique.

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/ˌvɪv.ɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de donner de la vitalité ou de l'énergie à quelque chose, ou l'état de ce qui est rendu vif, actif ou dynamique.

A noun referring to the quality of being active, spirited, or vigorous, or the act of giving vitality and energy to something.

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  1. State of being livelyC2formal

    The quality of being active, spirited, or full of life and energy.

    frVivacité

    • The vivification of the old town square brought new energy to the community.
    • Her vivification during the debate impressed the audience.
    • The festival added a sense of vivification to the otherwise quiet village.

    Synonymesanimationenergylivelinessspiritvervevitalityvivacityzest

    Antonymeslanguorlethargylistlessnesssluggishnesstorpor

  2. Act of enliveningC2formal

    The activity of giving vitality, energy, or vigor to something.

    frVivification

    • The artist's work focused on the vivification of ancient myths.
    • The new policy aimed at the vivification of the local economy.
    • Through vivification, the garden was transformed into a vibrant oasis.

    Synonymesanimationinvigorationquickeningrevitalizationstimulationvitalization

    Antonymesdeadeningdevitalizationenervationweakening

Formes
  • vivifications plural form
  • vivifications' possessive plural form
  • vivification's possessive singular form
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