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1 (of a subject or an event) to become interesting and exciting The game came alive in the second quarter. New political issues suddenly came alive after the election. 2 (of a place) to become busy and full of activity synonym come to life The city starts to come alive after dark. The fishing villages come alive in spring.
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The game came alive in the second half. New political issues suddenly came alive after the election. Topics Feelings c1 (of a place) to become busy and full of activity synonym come to life. The city starts to come alive after dark. The fishing villages come alive in spring. (of a person) to show interest in something and become excited about it
1 (of a subject or an event) to become interesting and exciting The game came alive in the second quarter. New political issues suddenly came alive after the election. 2 (of a place) to become busy and full of activity synonym come to life The city starts to come alive after dark. The fishing villages come alive in spring.
adjective. 1. having life; living; existing; not dead or lifeless. 2. living (used for emphasis) the proudest man alive. 3. in a state of action; in force or operation; active. to keep hope alive.
alive: See: alert , conscious , extant , responsive , viable , vigilant
ALIVE definition: 1. living, not dead: 2. full of activity and excitement: 3. continuing to exist: . Learn more.
