Vivid Definition & Meaning | Britannica Dictionary

VIVID meaning: 1 : seeming like real life because it is very clear, bright, or detailed; 2 : very bright in color. TheBritannicaDictionary mobilesearch Home AsktheEditor WordoftheDay Quizzes CoreVocabulary BrowsetheDictionary × BritannicaHomepage AsktheEditor WordoftheDay Quizzes CoreVocabulary BrowsetheDictionary TheBritannicaDictionary vivid 1ENTRIESFOUND: vivid(adjective) vivid /ˈvɪvəd/ adjective vivid /ˈvɪvəd/ adjective BritannicaDictionarydefinitionofVIVID [morevivid;mostvivid] 1  ofapicture,memory,etc. : seeminglikereallifebecauseitisveryclear,bright,ordetailed Hegaveavividdescriptionofthescene. Thebookincludesmanyvividillustrations. Thedreamwasveryvivid. Shecouldrememberthedreaminvividdetail. [+]moreexamples [-]hideexamples [+]Examplesentences [-]Hideexamples ◊Ifyouhaveavividimagination,youcanimaginethingsthatarenotrealveryclearlyandeasily. 2  : verybrightincolor Thefabricwasdyedavividred. [+]moreexamples [-]hideexamples [+]Examplesentences [-]Hideexamples —vividly adverb Iremembertheincidentvividly. avividlyillustratedbook [+]moreexamples [-]hideexamples [+]Examplesentences [-]Hideexamples —vividness noun [noncount] ASKTHEEDITOR Whatarethepluralformsofcheck-in,passerby,andspoonful? Seetheanswer» QUIZZES VocabularyQuiz Testyourwordpower TaketheQuiz» NameThatThing Takeourvisualquiz TestYourKnowledge» WORDOFTHEDAY condemn :tosayinastronganddefinitewaythatsomeoneorsomethingisbadorwrong LearnMore» AboutUs&LegalInfo PartnerProgram ContactUs PrivacyNotice TermsofUse PronunciationSymbols Help ©2022EncyclopædiaBritannica,Inc.