Crossword clues for vibrancy
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Vibrancy \Vi"bran*cy\, n. The state of being vibrant; resonance.
Wiktionary
n. The quality of being vibrant.
WordNet
n. having the character of a loud deep sound; the quality of being resonant [syn: plangency, resonance, reverberance, ringing, sonorousness, sonority]
Usage examples of "vibrancy".
But there is the Allee des Sarcophages, which he painted so wonderfully and with such vibrancy.
Just as springtime possesses a vibrancy of fresh life unsurpassed by any other season, just so - say the seers - is there an ebb and flow of the Life Force, but spread out over vast aeons of time.
In his silence she recognized a return of the concupiscence between them and wished - amazing herself suddenly - that he were there, that she could see him even if only briefly, be kissed by him and feel the vibrancy of his presence, be cleansed by it and lose the shadings that remained from her nightmare.
Even in the enfolding twilight, they shimmered with a vibrancy that seemed so foreign to everything that had gone before that it was as if the travelers had entered a dream world.
The result will be a new vibrancy, especially in the case of rutilated quartz, jade and moss agate (the last two are called the gardener's crystals).
Even here, in his office on the top floor of the hotel, he could feel the vibrancy of life from the street below, the heat of human emotions.