Vividly: meaning, definitions and examples

Describing how something is done in a clear and detailed manner. Often used to describe memories, dreams, or descriptions.

• She vividly remembers her childhood home
• The book describes the battle scenes vividly

Referring to something that is clear, detailed, and lifelike. Often used for descriptions, memories, or imaginations.

• She gave a vivid account of her travels
• The painting is famous for its vivid colors

Used to describe something full of energy, enthusiasm, or excitement. Often refers to people, events, or atmospheres.

• The party was very lively last night
• He has a lively personality

Describing something done in a bright, energetic, and full of life way. Commonly used for colors, activities, and atmospheres.

• The city is vibrantly decorated for the festival
• She speaks vibrantly about her new project

This entry is a repetition of the first 'vividly' and thus is likely an error in the group's formation.

Used when explaining or describing something in an easy-to-understand manner, without confusion.

• 'He clearly explained the instructions, so no one had any questions
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Used when talking about doing something in a successful or efficient way, achieving the intended result.

• 'She managed the project effectively, and it was completed ahead of schedule
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Used when describing communication that conveys strong emotions or ideas, often in art, speech, or writing.

• 'The actor performed the role very expressively, capturing the audience's attention
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