Definition of liveliness in English:

liveliness

noun ˈlʌɪvlɪnəs

mass noun

1The quality of being outgoing, energetic, and enthusiastic.
he radiated liveliness and good humour
Example sentencesExamples
- Even when she was ill and tired she could summon up enough strength and liveliness of manner to entertain the few visitors she thought worth receiving.
- Ethan became fond of her good nature, her liveliness, and her deep passion for nature.
- He had a liveliness of expression that was pleasing.
- Fay sat on the edge of the bed, her pretty face lacking its usual liveliness.
- His style was good and the author's liveliness of spirit survives the rather rigid framework of his subjects.
- She is admired wherever she goes for her liveliness and her wit.
- Her dark eyes, which usually danced with humor and liveliness, seemed serious and penetrating now.
- Her eyes shone with youth and liveliness.
- Lizzy's letters managed to convey a warm, friendly personality and a liveliness of spirit that made him smile.
- Anne had an endearing liveliness and grace that made the demands of society much easier for me.
- When I first saw you I was struck by your beauty, your wit, and your liveliness.
- Sam was diagnosed with premature arthritis as a pup and shocked everyone with his liveliness despite his debilitating disease.
1. 1.1 An atmosphere of excitement and activity.
  the ambience lacked liveliness
  Example sentencesExamples
  Endowed with a good ear for contemporary Tamil, she has used Indian English to convey the liveliness of speech in the southern parts of India.
  What makes Antigua the hub of Central American tourism is the liveliness of its unique mixture of Mayan Indian and Latino heritage.
  The school enjoyed another brief period of intellectual liveliness in the nineteen fifties.
  "A city's about energy, vibrancy, and liveliness," he says.
  The music has a vigor and liveliness to it.
  Many young people contrast the liveliness of their social life with the apparent lifelessness of church worship.
  He wants to incorporate the vigour and liveliness of his drawings into his paintings.
  The work is outstanding for its expressive liveliness.
  Given the liveliness of the debate within the party thus far, it was hardly surprising that this discussion was robust.
  We want the letters columns in the paper journal to reflect the liveliness of conversations on the web.
  His intelligence and exactitude were always in evidence but without detracting from the poems' liveliness and immediacy.
  All the liveliness of the evening had been replaced by lonely silence.
  Such eclecticism is a mark of the liveliness of culture in the British Isles.
  There was a sense of liveliness and excitement wherever you went.

Definition of liveliness in US English:

liveliness

nounˈlīvelēnis

1The quality of being outgoing, energetic, and enthusiastic.
he radiated liveliness and good humor
Example sentencesExamples
- Sam was diagnosed with premature arthritis as a pup and shocked everyone with his liveliness despite his debilitating disease.
- Fay sat on the edge of the bed, her pretty face lacking its usual liveliness.
- Her eyes shone with youth and liveliness.
- Her dark eyes, which usually danced with humor and liveliness, seemed serious and penetrating now.
- He had a liveliness of expression that was pleasing.
- When I first saw you I was struck by your beauty, your wit, and your liveliness.
- His style was good and the author's liveliness of spirit survives the rather rigid framework of his subjects.
- She is admired wherever she goes for her liveliness and her wit.
- Anne had an endearing liveliness and grace that made the demands of society much easier for me.
- Lizzy's letters managed to convey a warm, friendly personality and a liveliness of spirit that made him smile.
- Even when she was ill and tired she could summon up enough strength and liveliness of manner to entertain the few visitors she thought worth receiving.
- Ethan became fond of her good nature, her liveliness, and her deep passion for nature.
1. 1.1 An atmosphere of excitement and activity.
  the ambience lacked liveliness
  Example sentencesExamples
  His intelligence and exactitude were always in evidence but without detracting from the poems' liveliness and immediacy.
  Endowed with a good ear for contemporary Tamil, she has used Indian English to convey the liveliness of speech in the southern parts of India.
  We want the letters columns in the paper journal to reflect the liveliness of conversations on the web.
  He wants to incorporate the vigour and liveliness of his drawings into his paintings.
  The school enjoyed another brief period of intellectual liveliness in the nineteen fifties.
  "A city's about energy, vibrancy, and liveliness," he says.
  There was a sense of liveliness and excitement wherever you went.
  Such eclecticism is a mark of the liveliness of culture in the British Isles.
  The music has a vigor and liveliness to it.
  Many young people contrast the liveliness of their social life with the apparent lifelessness of church worship.
  The work is outstanding for its expressive liveliness.
  What makes Antigua the hub of Central American tourism is the liveliness of its unique mixture of Mayan Indian and Latino heritage.
  Given the liveliness of the debate within the party thus far, it was hardly surprising that this discussion was robust.
  All the liveliness of the evening had been replaced by lonely silence.

词汇	liveliness
释义	Definition of liveliness in English: liveliness noun ˈlʌɪvlɪnəs mass noun 1The quality of being outgoing, energetic, and enthusiastic. he radiated liveliness and good humour Example sentencesExamples Even when she was ill and tired she could summon up enough strength and liveliness of manner to entertain the few visitors she thought worth receiving. Ethan became fond of her good nature, her liveliness, and her deep passion for nature. He had a liveliness of expression that was pleasing. Fay sat on the edge of the bed, her pretty face lacking its usual liveliness. His style was good and the author's liveliness of spirit survives the rather rigid framework of his subjects. She is admired wherever she goes for her liveliness and her wit. Her dark eyes, which usually danced with humor and liveliness, seemed serious and penetrating now. Her eyes shone with youth and liveliness. Lizzy's letters managed to convey a warm, friendly personality and a liveliness of spirit that made him smile. Anne had an endearing liveliness and grace that made the demands of society much easier for me. When I first saw you I was struck by your beauty, your wit, and your liveliness. Sam was diagnosed with premature arthritis as a pup and shocked everyone with his liveliness despite his debilitating disease. 1.1 An atmosphere of excitement and activity. the ambience lacked liveliness Example sentencesExamples Endowed with a good ear for contemporary Tamil, she has used Indian English to convey the liveliness of speech in the southern parts of India. What makes Antigua the hub of Central American tourism is the liveliness of its unique mixture of Mayan Indian and Latino heritage. The school enjoyed another brief period of intellectual liveliness in the nineteen fifties. "A city's about energy, vibrancy, and liveliness," he says. The music has a vigor and liveliness to it. Many young people contrast the liveliness of their social life with the apparent lifelessness of church worship. He wants to incorporate the vigour and liveliness of his drawings into his paintings. The work is outstanding for its expressive liveliness. Given the liveliness of the debate within the party thus far, it was hardly surprising that this discussion was robust. We want the letters columns in the paper journal to reflect the liveliness of conversations on the web. His intelligence and exactitude were always in evidence but without detracting from the poems' liveliness and immediacy. All the liveliness of the evening had been replaced by lonely silence. Such eclecticism is a mark of the liveliness of culture in the British Isles. There was a sense of liveliness and excitement wherever you went. Definition of liveliness in US English: liveliness nounˈlīvelēnis 1The quality of being outgoing, energetic, and enthusiastic. he radiated liveliness and good humor Example sentencesExamples Sam was diagnosed with premature arthritis as a pup and shocked everyone with his liveliness despite his debilitating disease. Fay sat on the edge of the bed, her pretty face lacking its usual liveliness. Her eyes shone with youth and liveliness. Her dark eyes, which usually danced with humor and liveliness, seemed serious and penetrating now. He had a liveliness of expression that was pleasing. When I first saw you I was struck by your beauty, your wit, and your liveliness. His style was good and the author's liveliness of spirit survives the rather rigid framework of his subjects. She is admired wherever she goes for her liveliness and her wit. Anne had an endearing liveliness and grace that made the demands of society much easier for me. Lizzy's letters managed to convey a warm, friendly personality and a liveliness of spirit that made him smile. Even when she was ill and tired she could summon up enough strength and liveliness of manner to entertain the few visitors she thought worth receiving. Ethan became fond of her good nature, her liveliness, and her deep passion for nature. 1.1 An atmosphere of excitement and activity. the ambience lacked liveliness Example sentencesExamples His intelligence and exactitude were always in evidence but without detracting from the poems' liveliness and immediacy. Endowed with a good ear for contemporary Tamil, she has used Indian English to convey the liveliness of speech in the southern parts of India. We want the letters columns in the paper journal to reflect the liveliness of conversations on the web. He wants to incorporate the vigour and liveliness of his drawings into his paintings. The school enjoyed another brief period of intellectual liveliness in the nineteen fifties. "A city's about energy, vibrancy, and liveliness," he says. There was a sense of liveliness and excitement wherever you went. Such eclecticism is a mark of the liveliness of culture in the British Isles. The music has a vigor and liveliness to it. Many young people contrast the liveliness of their social life with the apparent lifelessness of church worship. The work is outstanding for its expressive liveliness. What makes Antigua the hub of Central American tourism is the liveliness of its unique mixture of Mayan Indian and Latino heritage. Given the liveliness of the debate within the party thus far, it was hardly surprising that this discussion was robust. All the liveliness of the evening had been replaced by lonely silence.
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