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Meaning of spry
having or showing a lively and energetic quality
Etymology of spry
The word "spry" has its origins in the mid-17th century, derived from the Old English word "sprīg" or "sprīgan", which means to be active or lively, and is related to the Middle English word "spryngen", which means to spring or move quickly
Synonyms
agile
nimble
quick
brisk
lively
active
vigorous
dynamic
energetic
sprightly
lithe
supple
flexible
robust
hardy
stalwart
perky
peppy
zesty
vivacious
buoyant
bouncy
jaunty
debonair
dashing
gallant
adventurous
daring
bold
intrepid
fearless
dauntless
sturdy
stalwart
strong
potent
forceful
energetic
zealous
enthusiastic
ebullient
effervescent
sparkling
radiant
resplendent
dazzling
glowing
beaming
vibrant
vivifying
Definitions
- (of a person) having or showing a lively and energetic quality,
- * (of an animal) having a quick and nimble movement
Usage Examples
- Despite her age, she remains remarkably spry and active,
- * The spry old man was still able to run a marathon at the age of 80,
- * The spry kitten was always getting into mischief
Antonyms
sluggish
lethargic
languid
lazy
indolent
slothful
torpid
inactive
inert
stagnant
dormant
slow
plodding
labored
heavy
leaden
dull
listless
lackluster
uninspired
unenthusiastic
apathetic
lethargous
somnolent
comatose
moribund
enfeebled
weakened
debilitated
enervated