Vibrant (adj)
vi-brant
Vigorous; energetic; vital/ moving to and fro rapidly.
First recorded in 1540–50; from Latin vibrant- (stem of vibrāns ), present participle of vibrāre “to shake, move to and fro”
Example sentences
“She had a vibrant personality.”
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