spryness
Quick, light movement
Spryness is the quality of being sprightly, nimble, and energetic, especially in movement.
The term most often describes older people who remain physically active and mentally sharp despite their age.
Her spryness at ninety amazed everyone at the family reunion.
Someone with spryness moves with surprising ease and vigor, defying expectations of slowness or stiffness.
Ease of quick movement
- dexteritySkillful hand coordination
- quicknessState of being fast
- flexibilityAbility to adapt easily
- balanceSteadiness or amount owed
coordination · gracefulness · light-footedness · suppleness · mobility · fluidity · reflexes · athleticism
Animated, energetic quality
- vivacityAnimated spirit or energy
- vitalityCapacity for spirited existence
- animationTechnique creating movement illusion
- zestKeen enjoyment or peel
pep · verve · dynamism · exuberance · enthusiasm · sparkle · effervescence · brio
State of being unspoiled
- juvenilityState of being young
- bloomFlower or flourishing state
- spring in one's stepEnergetic, bouncy way of walking
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
nimbleness
Ease of quick movement
- dexteritySkillful hand coordination
- quicknessState of being fast
- flexibilityAbility to adapt easily
balance · coordination · gracefulness · light-footedness · suppleness · mobility · fluidity · reflexes · athleticism · maneuverability
liveliness
Animated, energetic quality
- vivacityAnimated spirit or energy
- vitalityCapacity for spirited existence
- animationTechnique creating movement illusion
zest · pep · verve · dynamism · exuberance · enthusiasm · sparkle · effervescence · brio · buoyancy
freshness
State of being unspoiled
- juvenilityState of being young
- bloomFlower or flourishing state
- spring in one's stepEnergetic, bouncy way of walking
rejuvenation · boyishness · girlishness · playfulness · friskiness
sprynessstiffness
Resistance to deformation
clumsiness · awkwardness · ungainliness · gracelessness · inflexibility
sprynesssluggishness
State of slow movement
lethargy · torpor · listlessness · languor · decrepitude