What are the antonyms for VIVACIOUS?
- deceased, defunct, leaden, constrained, dull, subdued, stoic, apathetic, unambitious, inanimate, sullen, dispirited, repressed, unhappy, glum, tired, vapid, dour, weary, inhibited, tedious, morose, unattractive, restrained, phlegmatic, impassive, boring.
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Synonyms for VIVACIOUS
- rejoicing,
- mobile,
- enterprising,
- flimsily,
- alacrity,
- eager,
- animation,
- impassioned,
- carefree,
- allegro,
- gregarious,
- dwell,
- dying to,
- gabby,
- brisk,
- springy,
- frolicsome,
- Rocking,
- hale,
- hale and hearty,
- industrious,
- volatile,
- hilarity,
- full of energy,
- alive,
- assiduous,
- bubbling,
- tongue in cheek,
- agility,
- Saturnalian,
- easy-moving,
- full of zip,
- full of ginger,
- low-pressure,
- mirthful,
- acute,
- forcible,
- fresh,
- exhilarated,
- workmanship,
- action,
- impressionable,
- spry,
- back-slapping,
- quick on trigger,
- hedonic,
- agog,
- cant,
- suffer,
- chirpy,
- pleasure-seeking,
- sunny side up,
- riproaring,
- rollicking,
- fond of,
- swift,
- Spright,
- Sprightful,
- agile,
- in high spirits,
- smacking,
- tireless,
- militant,
- lusty,
- lighthearted,
- sprightly,
- full of vitality,
- mirth,
- sportive,
- joyful,
- zesty,
- Cheerly,
- all agog,
- cheery,
- ready,
- humming,
- talkative,
- jocund,
- fascinating,
- garrulous,
- sociable,
- smiling,
- thin-skinned,
- exuberant,
- quick on the trigger,
- lie,
- exhilaration,
- go-go,
- up,
- full of beans,
- keen,
- spirit,
- frisky,
- ball of fire,
- happy,
- merry,
- jumping,
- busy,
- spruce,
- sharp,
- scintillating,
- debonair,
- hardy,
- pungent,
- stimulating,
- vigorous,
- take charge,
- airiness,
- bully,
- fervid,
- incisive,
- easy-going,
- crank,
- content,
- unconscious,
- twinkle toes,
- Light-hearted,
- brash,
- Impassionable,
- jollity,
- low pressure,
- Vitalized,
- enlivened,
- glistering,
- zealous,
- rapid,
- vibrant,
- thinly,
- up-beat,
- cordial,
- in high feather,
- effervescent,
- bouncy,
- resilient,
- hyper,
- sedulous,
- zingy,
- bursting to,
- friendly,
- effervescence,
- dynamic,
- refulgent,
- joyousness,
- forward,
- Highflying,
- beamy,
- gladness,
- gently,
- easy going,
- subsist,
- jubilant,
- upbeat,
- active,
- stalwart,
- tolerate,
- delighted,
- briskness,
- hospitable,
- panting,
- Spiritful,
- receive,
- puissant,
- sentimental,
- slightly,
- Sparky,
- clever,
- clubby,
- joyous,
- sprightliness,
- prankish,
- companionable,
- flipper,
- bright-eyed and bushy-tailed,
- anxious,
- zestful,
- jolly,
- delicately,
- invigorating,
- full of pep,
- showy,
- allow,
- softly,
- survive,
- zippy,
- feeling,
- aliveness,
- Susceptive,
- folksy,
- dynamical,
- fleet,
- pleasantness,
- spirited,
- breathless,
- fervent,
- grooving,
- Janty,
- hearty,
- playful,
- canty,
- pizzazzy,
- fastidious,
- sparkly,
- prompt,
- congenial,
- elastic,
- sensitive,
- lifetime,
- take over,
- bright,
- sparkling,
- gracious,
- susceptible,
- activist,
- easygoing,
- hilarious,
- outlast,
- gingery,
- Larking,
- poignant,
- dashing,
- strong,
- zappy,
- undergo,
- alive and kicking,
- be alive,
- faintly,
- ready and willing,
- potent,
- red-blooded,
- driven,
- gladsome,
- in fine fettle,
- quicksilver,
- lively,
- affable,
- mettlesome,
- flippantly,
- live,
- weakly,
- alert,
- oversensitive,
- forceful,
- mercurial,
- convivial,
- chirpier,
- exciting,
- capersome,
- enthusiastic,
- have,
- easily,
- sensible,
- laid back,
- fit,
- coltish,
- pay,
- mighty,
- bubbly,
- buzzing,
- frothy,
- airy,
- full of spirit,
- fun-loving,
- buoyancy,
- Gamesome,
- irrepressible,
- animate,
- endure,
- full of life,
- animated,
- ebullient,
- recuperative,
- dandy,
- debonnaire,
- vital,
- vitality,
- frolic,
- high-spirited,
- alacritous,
- chatty,
- smart alecky,
- deep-felt,
- desirous,
- demoniac,
- impressible,
- robust,
- airily,
- chipper,
- peppy,
- amiable,
- energetic,
- vivid,
- skittish,
- impatient,
- fairly,
- spunky,
- living,
- perky,
- pert,
- self-asserting,
- expressive,
- plangent,
- lightly,
- impetuous,
- swashbuckling,
- feeling one's oats,
- outlive,
- efficient,
- jazzy,
- quick on the draw,
- soft,
- moving,
- genial,
- romantic,
- wantonly,
- in spirits,
- strenuous,
- smart,
- trenchant,
- study at lively,
- powerful,
- activistic,
- light,
- accept,
- excitable,
- gleeful,
- full of piss and vinegar,
- tangy,
- passionate,
- avid,
- glad-handering,
- elvish,
- swinging,
- joviality,
- festive,
- buoyant,
- be,
- glee,
- Energetical,
- brilliant,
- entrancing,
- sunny,
- Rompish,
- courteous,
- invigorated,
- engaging,
- chirpiest,
- exhilarating,
- antic,
- snappy,
- quick,
- breezy,
- energy,
- aggressive,
- bustling,
- amicable,
- blithe,
- jaunty,
- nimble,
- alive to,
- glad,
- jovial,
- riant,
- stirring,
- lightsome,
- life,
- kinetic,
- liveliness,
- highpowered,
- piquant,
- in good fettle,
- in good spirits,
- raring to,
- cheerfulness,
- merriment,
- existing,
- excited,
- abide,
- neighborly,
- intense,
- bouncing,
- cheerful,
- gushing,
- gaiety,
- stand,
- GOGO,
- ardent,
- racy,
- blithesome,
- spanking,
- permit,
- Mettled,
- pricking,
- backslapping,
- Conversible,
- exist,
- listless.
Usage Examples for VIVACIOUS
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He would not even answer more than the simplest inquiries about him,- that he was alive and in the Tower, and so forth; and Sir Nicholas prayed often and earnestly for that deliberate and vivacious young man who had so charmed and interested them all down at Great Keynes, and who had been so mysteriously engulfed by the sombre majesty of the law. - "By What Authority?" by Robert Hugh Benson
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The image of a vivacious, early developed child had impressed itself upon Wolf's mind. - "The Complete Historical Romances of Georg Ebers" by Georg Ebers
