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• Pretty lively work. (9)
• Come; this looks lively. (10)
• Come; this looks lively. (22)
• They were a lively couple! (8)
• We are not a lively party. (4)
• And here they are as lively as fleas. (8)
• The novelty was in their being lively. (4)
• A lively imagination soon settled it all. (4)
• It was but an effusion of lively spirits. (4)
• Do, please, be lively, and yourself again. (10)
• There was lively work in the next few seconds. (7)
• He would have had gold himself; more lively and solid. (8)
• It was enough to make her pulse and her brain lively. (10)
• Between the two the remainder of my days will be lively. (10)
• But one might make things pretty lively for the gentleman. (12)
• A man opposite him was looking amicably on his lively grey eyes. (10)
• The silence of her absence was lively mockery of that anticipation. (10)
• They had open telling faces, and were lively both in speech and manner. (2)
• The exceedingly lively conversation at his table was lauded by Lady Culmer. (10)
• He drew forth the betting-book which his lively fancy had lost on the Downs. (10)
• He drew forth the betting-book which his lively fancy had lost on the Downs. (22)
• It was as lively and it was as dull as it would be two thousand miles at sea. (9)
• Your poets are the most persuasive of springs to a lively general patriotism. (10)
• But the ladies of Brookfield had hearts lively enough to get them into scrapes. (10)
• I made the observation that the ladies were ten times as lively as the gentlemen. (9)
• Your lively talents would place you in the greatest danger in an unequal marriage. (4)
• She had the same lively eyes as Rose; quick saucy lips, red, and open for prattle. (10)
• The veteran of the fields responded with a grin, designed to show a lively cunning. (10)
• The veteran of the fields responded with a grin, designed to show a lively cunning. (22)
• Her letters breathed, in their own lively or thoughtful flow, of the perfect mating. (10)
• His struggles were preposterous; his lively sense of ridicule speedily stopped them. (10)
• But I had yet to learn if it were a bare survival, or a lively and generous tradition. (2)
• He is lively, you are serious; but so much the better: his spirits will support yours. (4)
• She had a gentle heart, and could not hold out long against a visible lively kindliness. (10)
• She had a gentle heart, and could not hold out long against a visible lively kindliness. (22)
• It was mere lively chat, such as any young persons, on an intimate footing, might fall into. (4)
• Mrs. Arnold at once put Roderick Barclugh at his ease by entering into a lively conversation. (18)
• The firing was lively, and of such a nature as to make one surmise that battle had been given. (10)
• A mind lively and at ease, can do with seeing nothing, and can see nothing that does not answer. (4)
• How she looked, what she said, he was dull in describing; he thought her lively, though she was pale. (10)
• She is remarkably good-tempered when she has her own way, and very lively when she is not out of humour. (4)
• She moved forward more swiftly to the time of the lively dancing tune which the city pipers were playing. (5)
• She marvelled pityingly at the sort of madness which kept the streets so lively for no reasonable purpose. (10)
• She marvelled pityingly at the sort of madness which kept the streets so lively for no reasonable purpose. (22)
• The colours in which he painted her were too lively to last; the madness in his head threatened to subside. (10)
• The young lady was outlined to Laetitia as tall, elegant, lively; and painted as carrying youth like a flag. (10)
• A sallow two or three minutes composed their motions, and then they jumped again to the step for lively legs. (10)
• He dressed and directed his leisurely steps to the common, under a black sky, and stars of lively brilliancy. (10)
• That he should think it worth his while to fancy himself in love with her was a matter of lively astonishment. (4)
• His forehead was curiously lively, as of one who has got a surprise well under, to feed on its amusing contents. (10)
• He followed it with a lively dance, at the first sound of which the cubs sprang up and gambolled wildly about the cage. (21)
• Yet more hurt was she by the reflection that a too lively sensibility might have conjured up the idea of the compliment. (10)
• He was about to say so when he noticed a gentleman in khaki scrutinizing him with lively eyes slightly injected with blood. (8)
• The carriage was on a good road, between irrigated flats, that flashed a lively green and bright steel blue for miles away. (10)
• A lively recollection of the prattle of Parisian ladies furnished names and addresses likely to prove invaluable to Clotilde. (10)
• Yet Mollie noticed that she was doing most of the talking, and wondered to herself why everybody was so sober and she so lively. (18)
• While this lively work had been doing in the center, there had been no lack of diligence elsewhere, and now all were as busy as bees. (7)
• I rather liked seeing the morning drill of the marines and the bluejackets on the iron decks, with the lively music that went with it. (9)
• She had lively passions and a temper which any worthy person must respect, but the judgment in its use was the work of a master mind. (18)
• The second green of the year shot lively sparkles off the meadows, from a fringe of coloured glovelets to a warm silver lake of dews. (10)
• With some prevision of what was to come and a lively recollection of the nervous strain of helpless observation, I did not think it luck. (7)
• An air of bewitching whimsicality hovers over the graces of this Comic heroine, like the lively conversational play of a beautiful mouth. (10)
• Between the Countess, Melville, Sir John, and the Duke, an animated dialogue was going on, over which Miss Current played like a lively iris. (10)
• The music for the parade, played as it is in a very lively tempo, causes all manner of grotesque movements among the listeners on the streets. (21)
• She told the story, however, with great spirit among her friends; for she had a lively, playful disposition, which delighted in anything ridiculous. (4)
• Nevertheless, an intellectual demon-imp very lively in his head urged him to speculate on such a contest between them, and weigh the engaging forces. (10)

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Definition of lively:

• lively, lv’li, adj. showing life: vigorous, active: sprightly: spirited: vivid. | adv. vivaciously, vigorously. | adv. lve’lily. | n. lve’liness.(0)

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