—adj. 1 quick, lively, keen (brisk pace, trade). 2 enlivening (brisk wind). —v. (often foll. by up) make or grow brisk. briskly adv. briskness n. [probably French *brusque]

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... not treat . her with sympathy , but you do not deny her one .thing : she is brisk and even here , after a word , doesn .’t crawl into her pocket , cannot smile ... (Rhetoric)
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