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Definition of animation
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Animation
(n.) The state of being
lively,
brisk,
or full of
spirit
and
vigor;
vivacity;
spiritedness;
as, he
recited
the story with great
animation..
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Vivacity
::
Vivacity
(n.) Life;
animation;
spiritedness;
liveliness;
sprightliness;
as, the
vivacity
of a
discourse;
a lady of great
vivacity;
vivacity
of
countenance..
Animating
::
Animating
(a.)
Causing
animation;
life-giving;
inspiriting;
rousing.
Life
::
Life (n.)
Animation;
spirit;
vivacity;
vigor;
energy.
Lilt
::
Lilt (v. t.) To utter with
spirit,
animation,
or
gayety;
to sing with
spirit
and
liveliness..
Blank
::
Blank (a.)
Lacking
animation
and
intelligence,
or their
associated
characteristics,
as
expression
of face, look, etc.;
expressionless;
vacant..
Disanimation
::
Disanimation
(n.) The state of being
disanimated
or
discouraged;
depression
of
spirits.
Languish
::
Languish
(v. i.) To
become
languid
or weak; to lose
strength
or
animation;
to be or
become
dull,
feeble
or
spiritless;
to pine away; to
wither
or
fade..
Low
::
Low
(superl.)
Wanting
strength
or
animation;
depressed;
dejected;
as, low
spirits;
low in
spirits..
Freeze
::
Freeze
(v. t.) To cause loss of
animation
or life in, from lack of heat; to give the
sensation
of cold to; to
chill..
Prose
::
Prose (n.)
Hence,
language
which
evinces
little
imagination
or
animation;
dull and
commonplace
discourse..
Transanimation
::
Transanimation
(n.) The
conveyance
of a soul from one body to
another.
Laving
::
Laving
(v. i.)
Producing
life,
action,
animation,
or
vigor;
quickening..
Dash
::
Dash (n.)
Energy
in style or
action;
animation;
spirit.
Hot
::
Hot
(superl.)
Characterized
by heat,
ardor,
or
animation;
easily
excited;
firely;
vehement;
passionate;
violent;
eager..
Galvanize
::
Galvanize
(v. t.) To
restore
to
consciousness
by
galvanic
action
(as from a state of
suspended
animation);
hence,
to
stimulate
or
excite
to a
factitious
animation
or
activity..
Animation
::
Animation
(n.) The act of
animating,
or
giving
life or
spirit;
the state of being
animate
or
alive..
Glow
::
Glow (v. i.) To
exhibit
a
strong,
bright
color;
to be
brilliant,
as if with heat; to be
bright
or red with heat or
animation,
with
blushes,
etc..
Animation
::
Animation
(n.) The state of being
lively,
brisk,
or full of
spirit
and
vigor;
vivacity;
spiritedness;
as, he
recited
the story with great
animation..
Animatedly
::
Animatedly
(adv.)
With
animation.
Prigidity
::
Prigidity
(n.) Want of
ardor,
animation,
vivacity,
etc.;
coldness
of
affection
or of
manner;
dullness;
stiffness
and
formality;
as,
frigidity
of a
reception,
of a bow, etc..
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