Definition of vibrancy in English:

vibrancy

noun ˈvʌɪbr(ə)nsiˈvaɪbrənsi

mass noun

1The state of being full of energy and life.
the vibrancy of the city centre
a period of economic vibrancy
her eyes seemed to radiate the vibrancy of youth
Example sentencesExamples
- All in all, the brilliance and vibrancy of Edgar Allan Poe's tales are derived from a world that he knew all too well.
- The movie's strength is in large part due to the vibrancy of the characters.
- There's a vibrancy to Beijing that I was trying to capture.
- There was a new vibrancy in the theatre for the brief run of the two programmes that showcased these works.
- This edition devotes itself to exploring multicultural vibrancy in Britain today.
1. 1.1 Striking brightness of colour.
  the colour is luxurious in its richness and vibrancy
  the vibrancy of the landscape
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the houses and thatched roofs, the natural materials' vibrancy still resonates in their ochre hues.
  The colours have substantially more vibrancy, seeming to pop right off of the screen.
  Bright colours, inside and out, reflect the vibrancy of the Latino neighborhood.
  The colour palate is comprised of muted shades of blues, yellows, reds, and greens with more vibrancy found in London than in Paris.
  Colours have been restored to their original boldness and vibrancy, and many blemishes and imperfections have been eliminated.
2. 1.2 Strength and resonance of sound.
  the vibrancy of her voice fills up the room
  Example sentencesExamples
  They are adept at creating an exquisite line in melody that's deep in emotion and rich in vibrancy.
  It's a wonderful pastiche complete with intricate guitars, massive melodies, heavenly harmonies, pop vibrancy, indie licks, and really astute attitude.
  There's a wonderful texture and vibrancy to the music, and a sweetly melodic tone to her voice, but the lyrics are vapid and the production just a little too clean and bloodless.
  Be warned that the full vibrancy and richness of the sound is lost on the personal CD player.
  The warm wood, the moulded forms, and the resultant vibrancy of sound combine to create the perception of being inside a living creature.

Definition of vibrancy in US English:

vibrancy

nounˈvaɪbrənsiˈvībrənsē

1The state of being full of energy and life.
the vibrancy of the city center
a period of economic vibrancy
her eyes seemed to radiate the vibrancy of youth
Example sentencesExamples
- This edition devotes itself to exploring multicultural vibrancy in Britain today.
- There's a vibrancy to Beijing that I was trying to capture.
- The movie's strength is in large part due to the vibrancy of the characters.
- All in all, the brilliance and vibrancy of Edgar Allan Poe's tales are derived from a world that he knew all too well.
- There was a new vibrancy in the theatre for the brief run of the two programmes that showcased these works.
1. 1.1 Striking brightness of color.
  the color is luxurious in its richness and vibrancy
  the vibrancy of the landscape
  Example sentencesExamples
  The colours have substantially more vibrancy, seeming to pop right off of the screen.
  The colour palate is comprised of muted shades of blues, yellows, reds, and greens with more vibrancy found in London than in Paris.
  Bright colours, inside and out, reflect the vibrancy of the Latino neighborhood.
  In the houses and thatched roofs, the natural materials' vibrancy still resonates in their ochre hues.
  Colours have been restored to their original boldness and vibrancy, and many blemishes and imperfections have been eliminated.
2. 1.2 Strength and resonance of sound.
  the vibrancy of her voice fills up the room
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's a wonderful pastiche complete with intricate guitars, massive melodies, heavenly harmonies, pop vibrancy, indie licks, and really astute attitude.
  They are adept at creating an exquisite line in melody that's deep in emotion and rich in vibrancy.
  Be warned that the full vibrancy and richness of the sound is lost on the personal CD player.
  The warm wood, the moulded forms, and the resultant vibrancy of sound combine to create the perception of being inside a living creature.
  There's a wonderful texture and vibrancy to the music, and a sweetly melodic tone to her voice, but the lyrics are vapid and the production just a little too clean and bloodless.

单词	vibrancy
释义	Definition of vibrancy in English: vibrancy noun ˈvʌɪbr(ə)nsiˈvaɪbrənsi mass noun 1The state of being full of energy and life. the vibrancy of the city centre a period of economic vibrancy her eyes seemed to radiate the vibrancy of youth Example sentencesExamples All in all, the brilliance and vibrancy of Edgar Allan Poe's tales are derived from a world that he knew all too well. The movie's strength is in large part due to the vibrancy of the characters. There's a vibrancy to Beijing that I was trying to capture. There was a new vibrancy in the theatre for the brief run of the two programmes that showcased these works. This edition devotes itself to exploring multicultural vibrancy in Britain today. 1.1 Striking brightness of colour. the colour is luxurious in its richness and vibrancy the vibrancy of the landscape Example sentencesExamples In the houses and thatched roofs, the natural materials' vibrancy still resonates in their ochre hues. The colours have substantially more vibrancy, seeming to pop right off of the screen. Bright colours, inside and out, reflect the vibrancy of the Latino neighborhood. The colour palate is comprised of muted shades of blues, yellows, reds, and greens with more vibrancy found in London than in Paris. Colours have been restored to their original boldness and vibrancy, and many blemishes and imperfections have been eliminated. 1.2 Strength and resonance of sound. the vibrancy of her voice fills up the room Example sentencesExamples They are adept at creating an exquisite line in melody that's deep in emotion and rich in vibrancy. It's a wonderful pastiche complete with intricate guitars, massive melodies, heavenly harmonies, pop vibrancy, indie licks, and really astute attitude. There's a wonderful texture and vibrancy to the music, and a sweetly melodic tone to her voice, but the lyrics are vapid and the production just a little too clean and bloodless. Be warned that the full vibrancy and richness of the sound is lost on the personal CD player. The warm wood, the moulded forms, and the resultant vibrancy of sound combine to create the perception of being inside a living creature. Definition of vibrancy in US English: vibrancy nounˈvaɪbrənsiˈvībrənsē 1The state of being full of energy and life. the vibrancy of the city center a period of economic vibrancy her eyes seemed to radiate the vibrancy of youth Example sentencesExamples This edition devotes itself to exploring multicultural vibrancy in Britain today. There's a vibrancy to Beijing that I was trying to capture. The movie's strength is in large part due to the vibrancy of the characters. All in all, the brilliance and vibrancy of Edgar Allan Poe's tales are derived from a world that he knew all too well. There was a new vibrancy in the theatre for the brief run of the two programmes that showcased these works. 1.1 Striking brightness of color. the color is luxurious in its richness and vibrancy the vibrancy of the landscape Example sentencesExamples The colours have substantially more vibrancy, seeming to pop right off of the screen. The colour palate is comprised of muted shades of blues, yellows, reds, and greens with more vibrancy found in London than in Paris. Bright colours, inside and out, reflect the vibrancy of the Latino neighborhood. In the houses and thatched roofs, the natural materials' vibrancy still resonates in their ochre hues. Colours have been restored to their original boldness and vibrancy, and many blemishes and imperfections have been eliminated. 1.2 Strength and resonance of sound. the vibrancy of her voice fills up the room Example sentencesExamples It's a wonderful pastiche complete with intricate guitars, massive melodies, heavenly harmonies, pop vibrancy, indie licks, and really astute attitude. They are adept at creating an exquisite line in melody that's deep in emotion and rich in vibrancy. Be warned that the full vibrancy and richness of the sound is lost on the personal CD player. The warm wood, the moulded forms, and the resultant vibrancy of sound combine to create the perception of being inside a living creature. There's a wonderful texture and vibrancy to the music, and a sweetly melodic tone to her voice, but the lyrics are vapid and the production just a little too clean and bloodless.
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