fresh
adjective [after verb] (NOT TIRED) /freʃ/Definition
C1 energetic, enthusiastic, and not tired: I'll deal with this problem in the morning when I'm fresh. Try and get some sleep on the plane, then you'll arrive feeling fresh.Energetic and lively freshness /ˈfreʃ.nəs/ noun [U] NewModern and fashionablePreserving and storing foodNatural and artificialClean and tidyWater in generalCool
(Definition of fresh adjective (NOT TIRED) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a spring in your step idiom
- ablaze adjective
- barnstorming adjective
- be alive and well/kicking idiom
- be as fresh as a daisy idiom
- be full of beans idiom
- exuberant adjective (PEOPLE)
- fierce adjective
- frisky adjective
- frolic verb
- frolicsome adjective
- high-octane adjective
- indefatigable adjective
- rambunctious adjective
- refreshed adjective
- rejuvenate verb
- spark plug noun (PERSON)
- sparky adjective
- sprightly adjective
- vigorous adjective
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Energetic and lively
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