vibe
pronunciation
How to pronounce vibe in British English:
UK [vaɪb]
How to pronounce vibe in American English:
US [vaɪb]
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- Noun:
- a distinctive emotional atmosphere; sensed intuitively
Word Origin
- vibe (n.)
- 1940, short for vibraphone; attested from 1967 as an abbreviated form of vibration in the 1960s slang sense of "instinctive feeling." Related: Vibes.
Example
- 1. The decor was cool and the place had a cosmopolitan vibe .
- 2. Duncan jones : lovely to hear that you pick up on the hitchcock vibe .
- 3. So strap on that smile to increase your positivity vibe !
- 4. I live in las vegas and love the vibe of this city .
- 5. White sofas , deckchairs and balearic beats give it an ibiza lounge bar vibe , although this might be disturbed if there 's a bundesliga match to be screened .