Vivid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VIVID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• strikingly bright or intense
• producing powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the mind
• (of a colour) intensely deep or bright
• (of a person or animal) lively and vigorous.
• very bright
• True to the life; exhibiting the appearance of life or freshness; animated; spirited; bright; strong; intense; as, vivid colors.
• Forming brilliant images, or painting in lively colors; lively; sprightly; as, a vivid imagination.
• evoking lifelike images within the mind
• having the clarity and freshness of immediate experience
• having striking color
• (of color) having the highest saturation

Words related to VIVID

vivider14 vividest15 vividity18 vividly17 vividness16

Words that contain VIVID

vivider14 vividly17 vividest15 vividity18 overvivid19 vividness16 vividities17 vividnesses18 overvividly24

How to use VIVID in a sentence

• But that did not change a vivid and terrible picture which haunted him at times.
• Now and then a vivid flash of lightning split the sombre clouds.
• A vivid, jolly child she looked, in love with life and the fun and importance of her new position.
• It would be impossible to paint in too vivid colors the extreme reluctance of the Government to enter into, or to carry on, war with the Indians.
• They will as a class do any vivid and disastrous thing rather than stand it.
• This, his first answer to prayer, made a vivid impression on his heart, which gave a decided turn to his opening life.
• We had entered the more contracted channel of the river, when there came on a tremendous squall of wind, rain, thunder, and most vivid lightning.
• Being little of a talker, he was always a vivid listener, and when he spoke, his words leaped forth like a flame.
• The light leaped up in her face in a vivid flame for the first time, her eyes shone with the tears that sprang mercifully into them, and her lips trembled.
• The image of the happy tourists in the foreign streets grew more vivid.
• The thunder was tremendous and the lightning so vivid that the sky seemed on fire.
• Altogether the impression we receive is that of vivid reality.
• We should be better pleased if we could restore a vivid image of the inner circle upon which his happiness most intimately depended.
• I know how ripe ones look when they are piled in pyramids under the trees, and how pretty they are and how vivid their colors.
• Other works have come to seem as vivid and deep of hue, as wondrous and compelling as his once did.
• With vivid memories of earlier horrors, the disease was met at the outset with vigorous measures.
• He had been there first, and first impressions are vivid.
• I was so deep in a vivid description of the desolation in Belgium that I did not hear Dicky enter.
• What followed dwelt ever after in her memory as a hideous dream, vivid yet not wholly tangible.
• Fuller into his story, there is communicated the sense of a vivid intellect somehow keeping its counsel and yet throwing off rays of suggestion and illumination.
• For here, too, the Jews lived in misery and anxiety, and with far more vivid memories of previous suffering than they have at present.
• My vivid imagination, Father Benwell, is my rock ahead in life.

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