Synonyms and antonyms of Energetic and lively in British Thesaurus

energetic (adjective)

an energetic person has a lot of energy and is very active

lively (adjective)

full of energy and enthusiasm

active (adjective)

someone who is active does a lot of different activities and has a lot of energy and interests

dynamic (adjective)

very lively and enthusiastic, with a lot of energy and determination

vigorous (adjective)

full of energy, enthusiasm, or determination

alive (adjective)

full of energy and feeling happy and excited

exuberant (adjective)

happy, excited, and full of energy

vital (adjective)

full of energy and life

high-spirited (adjective)

full of energy and excitement

feisty (adjective)

full of energy and lively determination

alive (adjective)

full of activity

animated (adjective)

lively or active

as fresh as a daisy ()

looking or feeling completely fresh

boisterous (adjective)

lively and noisy

bouncy (adjective)

happy, lively, and enthusiastic

breezily (adverb)

in a lively and confident way that can seem careless

breezy (adjective)

lively, confident, and informal

bright (adjective)

happy and lively

bright and breezy ()

lively and confident

bright as a button ()

very happy and lively

bright-eyed (adjective)

looking healthy and lively

bright-eyed (and bushy-tailed) ()

very much awake, full of energy, and in a good mood

bubbly (adjective)

lively, happy, and friendly

chipper (adjective)

old-fashionedinformal feeling happy and full of energy and hope

chirpy (adjective)

happy and lively

effervescent (adjective)

lively and enthusiastic

energetic (adjective)

enthusiastic and determined

extrovert (adjective)

confident, lively, and happy in social situations

firing on all cylinders ()

putting a lot of energy and effort into doing something

fresh (adjective)

if you feel fresh, you have a lot of energy

frisky (adjective)

feeling lively and full of fun

frolicsome (adjective)

mainly literary enjoying or involving playing in a happy lively way

full of beans ()

very lively and full of energy

hyperactive (adjective)

very active and finding it difficult to concentrate or relax

indefatigable (adjective)

formal never showing signs of getting tired

irrepressible (adjective)

lively, confident, and impossible to control

jaunty (adjective)

lively and confident

mercurial (adjective)

literary lively and continuously active

peppy (adjective)

mainly Americaninformal lively, or full of energy

perky (adjective)

informal lively and happy

pert (adjective)

a pert girl or young woman is lively, confident, and attractive, especially in a way that shows a lack of respect

playful (adjective)

lively and full of fun

rambunctious (adjective)

mainly American rumbustious

rumbustious (adjective)

British noisy, lively, and happy

sassy (adjective)

mainly American lively and confident

sparky (adjective)

lively, interesting, and attractive

spirited (adjective)

full of energy

sprightly (adjective)

used about things that are done with a lot of energy

spunky (adjective)

informal a spunky person is lively, determined, and brave

virile (adjective)

a man who is virile is strong, active, and full of sexual energy

virile (adjective)

something that is virile is strong, powerful, and full of life

vivacious (adjective)

lively and attractive