Liveliness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIVELINESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being lively
• the quality of being outgoing, energetic, and enthusiastic
• an atmosphere of excitement and activity
• The quality or state of being lively or animated; sprightliness; vivacity; animation; spirit; as, the liveliness of youth, contrasted with the gravity of age.
• An appearance of life, animation, or spirit; as, the liveliness of the eye or the countenance in a portrait.
• Briskness; activity; effervescence, as of liquors.
• general activity and motion
• animation and energy in action or expression
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• living

Words related to LIVELINESS

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Words that contain LIVELINESS

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How to use LIVELINESS in a sentence

• Day after day, the air had the same indescribable liveliness and sweetness, soft and nimble, and cool as the cheek of health.
• The liveliness of social beings was absent and was even inconsistent with the superlative neatness of all around us.
• This consists in the greater force, liveliness, and vividness of the former.
• The eyes were really striking in their liveliness, but he found nothing particularly terrible about them, though an indescribably unpleasant feeling lingered in his mind.
• Chalk, moistening his lips with a tongue grown all too feverish for the task, began to whistle a popular air with much liveliness.
• Jukes to his chum in the Western ocean trade, out of the fulness of his heart and the liveliness of his fancy.
• In fact, Hycy was a young fellow of a remarkably handsome face, full of liveliness and apparent good humor, and a figure that was nearly perfect.
• Reaching Paris, I hastened off to see Prudence, intending to ask her to go and keep Marguerite company, in the hope that her mirth and liveliness would distract her.
• After a brief conversation, which Sheppard sustained with his accustomed liveliness, the old man turned to Bess and addressed a few words of common-place gallantry to her.
• But when we leave the Preface, even such faint liveliness as this deserts us.
• The liveliness and good humour that overflowing health produces, go a great way towards establishing attachments.
• The two spent most of the evening endeavouring to restore to liveliness the birds that Trenholme had taken from his pockets, and in discussing them.
• Her complexion was still curiously fine and fair, and there was great vivacity in her eyes and countenance, as well as wonderful liveliness in her manner.
• The city is finely built, and presents an aspect of industry and liveliness unsurpassed by any place in the world.
• Limited as to number the party tried to make up for the missing guests by liveliness.
• At times the tourist laid himself open to being the victim of many practical jokes, and this certainly contributed to the liveliness of the mess.
• Dr Hodgson knew him very well, and liked to talk to him on account of the soundness of his judgment and the liveliness of his intelligence.
• In his less boisterous moments he is really charming, and, in spite of all his liveliness, he does give some clear ideas of the lands he sees.
• Here and there in it is still noticeable a sincerity of feeling and liveliness of imagination such as are never found in those of Shu and of Sibu.
• From stars and seas was motion caught When flesh, blood, bone and skin were wrought Into swift lovely liveliness.
• I was better pleased with her liveliness than with her looks.
• The females were rather under the middle stature, strongly built, and possess considerable vivacity, and liveliness.
• We should quiet ourselves on him alone in all our approaches, whatever liveliness we find or miss in duty.
• In these Cowper pours out his inmost feelings, with the liveliness of exhilaration, enhanced by contrast with previous misery.
• Throughout my too-brief sojourn in it I did not cease to marvel at its liveliness.
• Sometimes his spirits rose to exceeding liveliness, and then he laughed at the young man and joked him about Miss Miller.
• And your liveliness, Miss Wick, if I may say so, is certainly one of your accomplishments.
• I knew she would appreciate her, for there was depth in Fanny, with all her liveliness.
• However, the intruder was too matter-of-fact to trouble about the sequestered liveliness of this unique dwelling.

Similar words containing LIVELINES without suffix s

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