Liveliness

Pronunciation: /ˈlaɪvlinəs/

Definitions of liveliness

noun the quality of being full of life and energy; vivacity

Example Sentences

A1 The children's party was full of liveliness and laughter.

A2 The lively music added a sense of liveliness to the atmosphere.

B1 The liveliness of the city streets was infectious, making me feel energized.

B2 Her liveliness and enthusiasm for life were evident in everything she did.

C1 The liveliness of the debate kept the audience engaged and interested.

C2 The actor's performance was characterized by a natural liveliness that captivated the audience.

Examples of liveliness in a Sentence

formal The liveliness of the city streets was invigorating.

informal Her liveliness always brings a smile to my face.

slang The party was lit, full of liveliness and energy.

figurative The liveliness of the debate added fuel to the fire.

Grammatical Forms of liveliness

• past tense: livened
• plural: livelinesses
• comparative: more lively
• superlative: most lively
• present tense: liveliness
• future tense: will liven
• perfect tense: have livened
• continuous tense: is livening
• singular: liveliness
• positive degree: lively
• infinitive: to liven
• gerund: livening
• participle: livened

Origin and Evolution of liveliness

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'liveliness' originated from the Middle English word 'lively', which was derived from the Old English word 'liflic' meaning 'full of life'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'liveliness' has retained its original meaning of being full of life, but has also come to be associated with energy, enthusiasm, and vibrancy.