high-energy

Full of pep

High-energy describes intense activity, enthusiasm, or output.

A high-energy workout is vigorous and demanding.

A high-energy person brings exceptional vitality and drive.

High-energy music pulses with rhythm meant to excite.

In physics, high-energy refers to particles or radiation with substantial kinetic energy or frequency.

vivacious

lively

Animated and energetic

exuberant · bubbly · sparkling · spirited · ebullient · enthusiastic · peppy · zippy · perky · bouncy

physics

particle

Minute piece of matter

  • colliderDual-beam particle accelerator
  • hadronQuark-containing subatomic particle
  • leptonFundamental particle without strong interactions

boson · fermion · quark · gluon · neutrino · proton · antimatter · photon · electron · positron

intense

fiery

Intensely hot or passionate

powerful · vehement · zealous · ardent · fierce · fervent · impassioned · electrifying · turbulent · consuming

athletic

sprint

Brief maximum-speed effort

HIIT · crossfit · boxing · cycling · soccer · basketball · football · tennis · swimming · hockey

Categories
Opposites
physical/mental vitality

high-energylethargic

Lacking energy or alertness

sluggish · listless · languid · torpid · enervated

intensity of activity or atmosphere

high-energylow-key

Restrained and understated

subdued · mellow · laid-back · calm · sedate

physics/scientific energy levels

high-energysoft

Yielding to touch

thermal · slow

Family

high, energy, energetic, heighten, energize, energizing, highs, energized, energies

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G