vivacious

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vi‧va‧cious/vəˈveɪʃəs, vɪˈveɪʃəs $ və-, vaɪ-/ adjective
[date : 1600-1700; Language : Latin; Origin : vivax 'living a long time, vivacious', from vivere; ⇨ vivid]
someone, especially a woman, who is vivacious has a lot of energy and a happy attractive manner – used to show approval SYN lively:
　 ▪ a vivacious personality

—vivaciously adverb

—vivaciousness noun [UNCOUNTABLE]

—vivacity /vəˈvæsəti, vɪˈvæsəti $ və-, vaɪ-/ noun [UNCOUNTABLE]

adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a lively/vivacious personality (=liking to meet and talk to people)
▪ Her lively personality won her many admirers.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ a vivacious and outgoing personality
▪ He married a vivacious girl called Sarah who he met at university.
▪ Laura was an all-American type -- cute, blonde, vivacious.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ Cooper soon gravitated toward the good-looking and vivacious Lula and asked her out.
▪ Mary Ann was vivacious, pretty, outgoing, and a good organizer.
▪ She's tender-hearted, generous, vivacious but at the same time she likes to have her own way.
▪ She is a vivacious young lady who combines instructing with commercial flying and club administration.
▪ She was charming, intelligent, and vivacious.
▪ She was petite, going silver-haired, vivacious, bright, and willing to take Richard on trust.
▪ She was under five feet five inches tall, but strikingly good-looking, with dark hair and eyes and vivacious manners.