vividly
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Definition
Adverb: * In a manner that produces very clear, powerful, and detailed images in the mind; intensely.
Usage
The adverb "vividly" is used to modify verbs related to memory, imagination, description, or perception. It indicates that an action is done with exceptional clarity, brightness, or intensity.
Examples
- She remembers the day of the accident vividly, as if it happened yesterday.
- The author describes the bustling market vividly, making you feel you are there.
- I can picture the scene vividly in my mind.
- The flowers stood out vividly against the gray wall.
Advanced Usage
- "to come vividly to mind": To be remembered suddenly and with great clarity.
- A song from my childhood came vividly to mind.
- "vividly illustrated": Shown or explained with striking clarity and detail.
- The documentary vividly illustrated the challenges of climate change.
Variants and Related Words
- Vivid (adjective): Producing powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the mind.
- a vivid imagination, a vivid description, vivid colors
- Vividness (noun): The quality of being vivid.
- The vividness of his storytelling captivated the audience.
Synonyms
- Clearly
- Distinctly
- Powerfully
- Intensely
- Graphically
Antonyms
- Vaguely
- Dimly
- Faintly
- Dully
Related Phrases
- Burn vividly: To be remembered or imagined with painful or intense clarity (often used with memory or image).
- The image of his face is burned vividly into my memory.
- Stand out vividly: To be very noticeable or conspicuous.
- His red coat stood out vividly in the crowd.
Adverb
- in a vivid manner
- he described his adventures vividly