Synonyms:
vitality, verve
Meaning: an energetic style
Synonyms:
energy, vim, vitality
Meaning: a healthy capacity for vigorous activity; "jogging works off my excess energy"; "he seemed full of vim and vigor"
Usage examples
She was sixteen, and was possessed of terrible vitality.
Smolny thrilled with the boundless vitality of inexhaustible humanity in action.
Nonviolence is essential to these people--they have vitality without needing destruction.
By noon the next day, his fine vitality, which so fitted him for an Arctic expedition, had re-asserted itself.
One and all, the faces of men and women seemed bereft of vitality, of interest, of thought, and, most of all, of hope.
I do it; but no one can tell the effort, it costs me. What a contrast there is between their vitality and the languor under which I suffer!
A death-blow is a life-blow to some Who, till they died, did not alive become; Who, had they lived, had died, but when They died, vitality begun.
His quickness of decision and amazing vitality Dorothy found bewildering, accustomed as she was to the more methodical procedure of a Government department.
The whole Korin school, as it is generally designated, is an expression of Teaism. In the broad lines of this school we seem to find the vitality of nature herself.
"Henry,"--her voice had changed to one more natural, also her manner. The confidence expressed in this outburst, the vitality, the masculine attitude he took were producing their effect.