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vivid

[viv-id] / ˈvɪv ɪd /


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Mr. Ireland sketches the antagonists with vivid details.

From The Wall Street Journal

Its beams are slightly more vivid through the large windows of the Edition, which sit at the edge of a secluded area of the hotel.

From Los Angeles Times

“Defiance” offers a prism on Syria’s authoritarian society before the 2011 uprising and subsequent civil war, and vivid snapshots of the devastation that the war unleashed.

From Los Angeles Times

This visual history of the World Cup from 1930 to present day shows iconic moments from the sport staged with vivid detail, and is brought to life by Barrois’ miniature figures made from gum wrappers.

From Los Angeles Times

Which is how I fell, slightly obsessively, into the surprisingly vivid world of lunch cookbooks — and from there into an even more specific niche: studio cookbooks.

From Salon