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brisk

Adjective
pl: nullpast: nullpp: nulling: nullcomp: briskersup: briskest

This word carries a strong sense of efficiency and vitality. It describes a speed that is purposeful rather than frantic; it is the pace of someone who knows where they are going and intends to get there without wasting time. It suggests a healthy, stimulating energy that wakes up the senses. When applied to weather, it describes a chill that is invigorating rather than freezing. While cold might be oppressive, brisk is refreshing, often associated with autumn mornings or a sharp breeze that clears the mind.

Meanings

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Quick and energetic in movement or pace

"He took a brisk walk to the station."

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Cold and refreshing in a way that makes one feel alert

"The morning air was crisp and brisk."

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Active and fast-moving in a commercial or business sense

"Trade has been brisk this quarter."

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