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    Viveza (en. Liveliness)

    /biˈβeθa/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Quality of being lively or perceptive in matters.
    The viveza of her mind allowed her to solve the problem quickly.
    La viveza de su mente le permitió resolver el problema rápidamente.
    Cunning or skill to deceive or manipulate.
    His viveza helped him get out of complicated situations.
    Su viveza le ayudó a salir de situaciones complicadas.
    Diligence or promptness in action.
    The viveza with which he acted earned him the respect of his peers.
    La viveza con la que actuó le hizo ganar el respeto de sus compañeros.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'vivacitas', which means sharpness or liveliness.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to have viveza
    To have the ability to act quickly and cunningly.
    tener viveza
    criollo viveza
    Cunning or wit characteristic of a culture, often with connotations of cleverness.
    viveza criolla

    Related Words

    vivaz
    Having viveza or agility.
    vivaz
    vivacity
    Quality of being lively or energetic.
    vivacidad
    astucia
    Ability to achieve what one wants using clever means.
    astucia

    Slang Meanings

    To be cunning or crafty in social situations.
    That guy has a lot of viveza; he always knows how to get out of trouble.
    Ese tipo tiene mucha viveza, siempre sabe cómo salir de líos.
    Ingenuity to take advantage of opportunities.
    The viveza he showed in the meeting was impressive.
    La viveza que mostró en la reunión fue impresionante.