Pep

/pɛp/

Meaning & Definition

noun

Energy, vitality, or enthusiasm.

She always brings so much pep to the team meetings, making them more enjoyable.

A quality that gives liveliness or excitement.

The new advertising campaign has a lot of pep and has captured the audience's attention.

A vigorous or lively character.

Despite her age, she still has the pep of a person in their twenties.

verb

To make lively or spirited; to invigorate.

They pep up the atmosphere at the party with music and dancing.

To improve or enhance the quality of something.

He decided to pep up his speech with some humor and interesting anecdotes.

Originally from the word 'pepper', reflecting liveliness and heat.

pep talk

A speech intended to inspire enthusiasm or confidence.

pep up

To make something more lively or interesting.

full of pep

Having a lot of energy or enthusiasm.

vigor

Physical strength and good health.

spirited

Full of energy, enthusiasm, and determination.

enthusiasm

Intense and eager enjoyment or interest.

A burst of excitement or energy.

That party was so much fun, it had a lot of pep!

A lively and energetic atmosphere.

The concert had a great pep, everyone was dancing.