vibe
/vaɪb/
verb
- To get along well with someone or to enjoy a shared feeling or connection.
- The two friends vibed instantly, laughing at the same jokes.
- We really vibed during our conversation about music.
- I hope we vibe with our new neighbors when they move in.
- To relax and enjoy oneself in a calm, easygoing way.
- They spent the afternoon vibing on the beach with no plans.
- On weekends, I like to just vibe at home and listen to music.
- After a long week, I just want to vibe and watch movies.
noun
- The general feeling or atmosphere of a place, situation, or person.
- The party had a great vibe, with everyone laughing and dancing.
- I got a positive vibe from the new teacher on the first day of class.
- The café had a relaxed vibe that made me want to stay all day.
- A distinctive emotional quality or energy that someone gives off.
- I don't like the vibe of that person; they seem untrustworthy.
- She gives off a calm vibe that helps others feel at ease.
- His confident vibe made him a natural leader in the group project.
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