Living and Vivid

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Living adjective - Closely resembling the object imitated.

Usage example: an outdoor museum that is a living re-creation of a typical New England village circa 1840

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Vivid and living are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vivid" instead an adjective "Living".

Nearby Words: live, lived, livable

Vivid adjective - Producing a mental picture through clear and impressive description.

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Living and vivid are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Living" instead an adjective "Vivid".

Nearby Words: vividness, vividly

Blood Knight: Hunald is pretty vivid about slaughtering the living Hell out of the Franks.

Source: Music / Charlemagne
Though the ship & crew are benevolent, they are marked by the trauma of their death, and any living soul who boards Arizona will have vivid nightmares and eventually go insane if they stay too long.

Source: Ghost Ship
Real Is Brown: More grey than brown, but this describes the staid Victorian world of the living, in stark contrast to the land of the dead, which is ironically more vivid in hue and, well, full of life.

Source: Western Animation / Corpse Bride

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