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vivid

[viv-id] / ˈvɪv ɪd /


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"The dancing molecules spun out all these long neurites on the surface of the organoid but, when we used molecules that had less or no motion, we saw nothing. This difference was very vivid."

From Science Daily

The findings support the idea that REM sleep, the rapid eye movement stage of sleep when vivid and sometimes lucid dreams occur, may be especially helpful for creative problem solving.

From Science Daily

Watching and capturing the vivid purples, reds and greens of the Northern Lights in skies across the UK has become a bucket-list experience for many people in recent years.

From BBC

Having to stop mid-interview to vomit was as vivid an illustration of that as anything.

From BBC

Her most vivid memory was a sensory one.

From Los Angeles Times