Adjective:

உயிர்த்தன்மையள்ள,

lively's Usage Examples:

A lively trade had grown up between Great Britain and the revolted colonies; but since this commerce, under the colonial laws of Spain, was technically illegitimate, it was at the mercy of the pirates, who preyed upon it under the aegis of the Spanish flag, without there being any possibility of claiming redress from the Spanish government.

United looked lively on the break, but the final ball never managed to pick out a tangerine shirt.

lively at night and deter undesirables from coming into the area.

95) came with a really lively pineapple salsa and crispy pancetta.

The French princess, a lively young woman of no sense, died in the stifling atmosphere of the Spanish court, and from the attendance of Spanish doctors.

Yet the wool harvest is scarce, and the production of butter a negligible quantity, though there is abundance of the principal product of Sicilian pasture lands, cheese of various kinds, for which there is a lively local demand.

resurgent run of form with a lively paid 12-point haul, which included some memorable passing maneuvers.

This follows with lively black cherry fruit and slightly tart raspberries that shift with layers of earthiness, spice, and soft oak tones.

Lastly, he had the spirit of lively satire and of willingness desipere in loco which frequently goes with the love of books.

Pastels and lively colors were worn, but neutral grays, browns, and blues were more common.

Moderato con anima is lively with clear trilling birdsong.

Synonyms:

alert, bubbling, frothy, bouncy, spirited, effusive, effervescent, watchful, life, gushing, liveliness, bouncing, animated, burbly, scintillating, peppy, spirit, live, sparkly, warm, rested, alive, burbling, bubbly, zippy, sprightliness, breezy, energetic,

Antonyms:

tired, dull, lethargic, unalert, unanimated, spiritless,