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vividly
This adverb describes a high degree of clarity and intensity, whether referring to mental imagery or physical appearance. When used regarding memory or imagination, it suggests a sensory richness that makes a past event feel as if it is happening in the present. It is often used to emphasize the precision of a recollection, contrasting with vague or hazy memories.
In a visual context, the word denotes saturation and brilliance. It is typically used to describe colors, lighting, or artistic depictions that are strikingly bold and clear. While "brightly" refers to the amount of light, "vividly" emphasizes the intensity and purity of the hue or the sharpness of the detail.
Meanings
Examples
I can still vividly remember the day we first met.
The sunset painted the sky vividly in shades of orange and purple.
I remember it so vividly that I can almost smell the ocean air.
The witness described the scene vividly to the police officers.
She dreamed vividly about flying over a neon city.
The neon signs glowed vividly against the rainy pavement.
The author describes the historical setting so vividly that you feel you are there.