Sprightly Synonyms and Antonyms

sprītlē
Possessing, exerting, or displaying energy
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
  1. active
  2. brisk
  3. dynamic
  4. dynamical
  5. energetic
  6. forceful
  7. kinetic
  8. lively
  9. strenuous
  10. vigorous
  11. peppy
Disposed to action
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
  1. lively
  2. brisk
  3. energetic
  4. spry
  5. jaunty
  6. animated
  7. active
  8. agile
  9. dynamic
  10. buoyant
  11. coltish
  12. blithe
  13. quick
  14. airy
  15. perky
  16. frolicsome
  17. spirited
  18. chipper
  19. gay
  20. playful
  21. vivacious
  22. peppy
  23. vigorous
  24. light
  25. nimble
  26. driving
  27. dapper
  28. bright
  29. dynamical
  30. alert
  31. lighthearted
  32. alive
  33. balletic
  34. enterprising
  35. cheerful
  36. clever
  37. debonair
  38. jolly
  39. effervescent
  40. saucy
  41. exuberant
  42. cheery
  43. fresh
  44. bouncy
  45. frisky
  46. fun
  47. zippy
  48. merry
  49. snappy
  50. pert
  51. roguish
  52. sharp
  53. sportive
  54. zestful
Antonyms:
  1. lively
  2. lethargic
  3. dull
  4. inactive
  5. morose
  6. lethargic. See syn. study at agile
  7. lively.agile
  8. lazy
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Sprightly Sentence Examples

  • The women are sprightly, clever and amiable.

  • Pinot Grigio's saving grace is its bone-dry and sprightly acidity that makes it a natural companion to seafood, particularly shellfish, fowl, light pastas, and cheese.

  • The handsome and sprightly Fringilla coelebs 3 is common throughout the whole of Europe.

  • I get up in the morning and I don't feel achy all over and I'm so sprightly.

  • Moreover, his younger brother, Charles of Orleans, who was of a more sprightly temperament, was his father's favourite; and the rivalry of Diane and the duchesse d'Etampes helped to make still wider the breach between the king and the dauphin.

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