vibrancy
vibrancy
Definition
vi·brancy (vī′brən sē)
noun
a vibrant state or quality
vibrancy
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- culture: Out of Africa 2006 On 28th May the South Bank will be taken over by the powerful variety and vibrancy of African culture.
- color: I love the vibrancy of the colors against the black.
- city: Nottingham has the vibrancy of a big city within a compact central area.
- community: Our goal is to reflect the vibrancy of the many different communities that have shaped Britain's rich heritage.
- life: Education, the quality of work, the cohesiveness of communities, the vibrancy of cultural life, the quality of natural landscapes.
- area: We're looking forward to being involved in this exciting event, which highlights the vibrancy of the area.
Converse of subject
- impress: You can't fail to be impressed by the musical vibrancy of contemporary London.
Converse of object
- celebrate: Now in its third year Latin Splash is London's most famous tropical party celebrating the vibrancy and flavor of Latin music and dance.
- reflect: Romford, Havering's largest town center, reflects this economic vibrancy, attracting over 250,000 regular shoppers.
- capture: After-all we're not always very good at capturing the vibrancy of community life that seems in evidence in the early church.
- add: The surface is left white, which I think adds vibrancy to the subsequent colors.
- bring: Lancaster has a thriving modern University which has brought a new vibrancy to this historic city.
- create: In music it is often used to portray majestic scenes and to create vibrancy.
Adjective modifier
- youthful: Under Flintoff, they have a youthful vibrancy that hints at greater things to come.
- cultural: The Temple Bar area is renowned throughout the world for its entertainment and cultural vibrancy.
- economic: The grain trade was the main cause of this economic vibrancy.
- new: All the instruments in each piece I played have a new vibrancy about them.
- real: There's a real vibrancy to the Fine Art course.
- great: Female Voice: There is a greater vibrancy to the place since the changeover.
Noun used with modifier
- color: Dye-sublimation provides durability, color vibrancy and quality of resolution on the fabric.
