adj. 1 vibrating. 2 (often foll. by with) thrilling, lively. 3 (of sound) resonant. 4 (of colours) bright and striking. vibrancy n. vibrantly adv. [Latin: related to *vibrate]
... relations and public opinion In the structure of traditions , one can distinguish large , i. e , vibrant mass events , the preparation and conduct of which bring . up a sense of pride in their collective ... (Theory of education. Organization and methods of educational work)
... us to imagine , not. just understand or use things Art gives richer , more vibrant and multi-colored images of reality ., and also allows deeper penetration into their formal structure It ... (Psychology of creativity and genius)
... wear , print quality deteriorates markedly With regard to print quality , bright , vibrant colors can be. noted , which only high-end color laser printers , which ... (Electromechanical devices of electronic devices)
... 's goal is to correct the sinner and. affirm him in virtues The sermons are very simple , vibrant , and persuasive The most famous of his creations is “The announcement word . for Holy ... (Journalism History)
... infig Kolle *** process Theinclusion oftheconsidered circuit ataconstant voltage .may beaccompanied byavibrant transient process Atthesame time , unlike theprocess ofcapacitor discharge . (see Section ... (Electrical Engineering, Circuit design)
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