When his godfather spoke of the functionaries, Foma reminded himself of the people that were present at the dinner he recalled the brisk secretary, and a thought flashed through his mind that this stout little man has in all probability an income of no more than a thousand roubles The Man Who Was Afraid She was in, for she called a brisk "come" in answer to Betty's knock.
John Hagan, managing director and co-head of the defense and government services unit of BB&T Capital Markets/Windsor Group, said he expects the pace of mergers and acquisitions to remain brisk through the end of the year. (often with "up") To make or become lively to enliven to animate. To make or become lively to enliven to animate to take, or cause to take, an erect or bold attitude - usually with up. adjectiveįull of spirit of life effervesc�ng, as liquors sparkling. See active and busy.įull of liveliness and activity characterized by quickness of motion or action lively spirited quick. Synonyms Alert, nimble, quick, rapid, sprightly, prompt, spry, smart, bustling, wide-awake, eager. Performed or kept up with briskness rapid quick: as, a brisk fire of infantry. Sprightly animated vivacious gay: as, “a brisk, gamesome lass,”įull of lively or exciting action or events exciting interesting.īurning freely bright: as, a brisk fire.Įffervescing vigorously: said of liquors: as, brisk cider.
Quick or rapid in action or motion exhibiting quickness lively swift nimble: as, a brisk breeze. To become brisk, lively, or active: with up. To make lively enliven animate refresh: sometimes with up. Marked by speed, liveliness, and vigor energetic.
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