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Full of life and energy
“Samantha was a popular girl who was lively and outgoing.”
(of a place or atmosphere) Full of life, spirit, energy, or movement
“You can laze on the beaches or enjoy some entertainment in the lively town square.”
(of a debate or discussion) Stimulating strong views on a topic or subject
“A lively discussion ensued about the costs that would be incurred from the proposal.”
Bright and vivid
“The colors of the prism are manifestly more full, intense, and lively than those of natural bodies.”
At a quick or fast speed
“Joel hopped out of the bush and ran at a lively pace down the mountainside.”
(British, ironic) Difficult or challenging
“The architect was more than happy to take on the lively challenge of designing a home for the large family.”
Cheerful and lively in nature or atmosphere
Funny and clever
Able to move quickly and easily
Causing or creating excitement
Loudly cheerful, enthusiastic or approbatory
Full of life, spirit, energy, or movement
Giving strength, energy and vitality
In good health
Bold, audacious or showy in behavior or manner
Relating to, denoting, or typical of an extrovert or socially active person
Denoting worthy or momentous moments or occasions
Paying close attention, usually for the purpose of anticipating approaching danger or opportunity
Easily excitable with an excessive amount of energy
Pertaining to the works or period of Rabelais
Being regularly preoccupied
The condition of being alive
Informal or gossipy in language or expression
Of urgent interest or importance
Characterized by fullness, clarity, strength, and smoothness of sound
Impulsive, reckless, or unlikely to succeed
High in tension or levels of conflict
(somewhat rare) In a vigorous or spirited manner
“Step lively, soldiers!”
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