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adjective · 2 syllables · /'vɪv.ɪd/

VIVID

What does "VIVID" mean?

Bright, intense, and strikingly clear to the senses or the mind.

Meanings

  1. Producing strong, clear images or impressions in the mind. She gave a vivid account of the storm.
  2. Bright and intense in color. The market stalls were heaped with vivid spices.
  3. Full of life and energy; lively. His vivid imagination kept the whole class spellbound.

Did you know?

  • A 'vivid' image is literally a living one: the word comes from Latin 'vivere', to live, the same root behind 'survive' and 'revive'.

Word origin

From Latin 'vividus' (lively, animated), from 'vivere' (to live); the same root that gives 'vivacious' and 'survive'.

A little poem

The dream fades by noon-
but one vivid red door stays
open in the mind.

haiku

Wordplay

  • My memory of the party is vivid: I remember nothing, in great detail.

What it teaches

What we remember vividly we did not choose; intensity, not importance, decides what stays.

Quick facts

What does VIVID mean?

Bright, intense, and strikingly clear to the senses or the mind.

Is VIVID a valid word?

Yes — VIVID is one of the answer words in Wordul, the daily word game.

How many letters is VIVID?

VIVID has 5 letters and 2 syllables.

Where does VIVID come from?

From Latin 'vividus' (lively, animated), from 'vivere' (to live); the same root that gives 'vivacious' and 'survive'.

What can VIVID teach us?

What we remember vividly we did not choose; intensity, not importance, decides what stays.

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