vivaciousness
71levity — tightness, light mindedness, frivolity, flippancy, volatility, flightiness Analogous words: foolishness or folly, silliness, absurdity (see corresponding adjectives at FOOLISH): gaiety, liveliness, spright liness, vivaciousness or vivacity (see… …
72lightness — lightness, light mindedness, levity, frivolity, flippancy, volatility, flightiness are comparable when denoting the quality, manner, or attitude of one who is irresponsibly gay or indifferent especially when seriousness is expected. Lightness… …
73volatility — *lightness, light mindedness, levity, frivolity, flippancy, flightiness Analogous words: vivaciousness or vivacity, gaiety, liveliness, animation, sprightliness (see corresponding adjectives at LIVELY): unstableness or instability, mercurialness …
74cheer — n 1. shout, yell, hurrah, hurray, huz zah, rah. 2. encouragement, comfort, solace, consolation, relief; hopefulness, hope, faith, confidence, reassurance; inspiration, inspiritment, heartening, enheartenment, emboldening. 3. cheerfulness,… …
75geniality — n 1. cheerfulness, gladness, gayness, gaiety; blitheness, blithesomeness, light heartedness, buoyancy, optimism, sunniness; sprightliness, liveliness, vivaciousness, animation; happiness, felicity, bliss fulness; joyfulness, joy, jubilance,… …
76keenness — n cogency, penetration, incisiveness, pointedness; mordancy, mordaciousness, trenchancy, pungency, cuttingness, bitingness, stingingness, scorchingness; satiricalness, sardonicism, derisiveness, mockingness, insultingness; harshness, severity,… …
77verve — n 1. enthusiasm, vigor, force, energy, briskness, Inf. snap; life, esprit, spirit, dan, dash; ardor, fervor, passion, emotion, feeling; warmth, glow, fire. 2. vivaciousness, vivacity, liveliness, animation, It. brio; abandon, exuberance,… …
78vivacious — UK [vɪˈveɪʃəs] / US adjective lively and attractive a vivacious and charming lady a vivacious personality Derived words: vivaciously adverb vivaciousness noun uncountable …
79verve — [[t]vɜrv[/t]] n. 1) vivaciousness or liveliness; animation 2) enthusiasm or vigor, as in literary or artistic work; spirit 3) archaic talent • Etymology: 1690–1700; < F: enthusiasm, whim, chatter, appar. < L verba words, talk, pl. (taken in …
80vivacious — /vəˈveɪʃəs / (say vuh vayshuhs) adjective 1. lively, animated, or sprightly: a vivacious manner; vivacious conversation. 2. Obsolete long lived, or tenacious of life. {vivaci(ty) + ous} –vivaciously, adverb –vivaciousness, noun …
