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the vivacious
adjective
Lively and animated; full of life and energy.
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Amy was the vivacious glamour girl.
She personified the vivacious, emancipated flapper of the 1920s.
Thursday's program features the vivacious young East Coast Chamber Orchestra.
The vivacious Ms. Freeman, 76, is a modern-day Medici.
Adding the vivacious dog was Ms. Dalton's idea.
He stayed because of the vivacious jazz scene throughout Europe.
Known for the vivacious and sensual wrap dresses, here was a sweet, fresh start.
The vivacious Ms. Braga can make a broken-down body sound like an adventure.
The Duchess brought up the vivacious Bia as lovingly as if she were her own.
The vivacious Irene Beard described herself as a "lady builder, the first in London".
People don't remember the vivacious bar manager, the prankster, the beloved big sister.
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