Words starting with V

To show that something is true or acceptable.

Showing very strong feeling, especially anger or strong disagreement. A vehement statement or reaction is expressed with great force and intensity. It often signals that someone feels very strongly and is not willing to back down.

Deserving great respect because of old age, long history, or deep wisdom. It describes someone or something that people look up to with admiration and awe.

Capable of working successfully or surviving in real conditions. If a plan, idea, or business is viable, it can actually function and continue over time — not just in theory.

The general feeling or atmosphere that a person, place, or situation gives off. It describes an emotional impression you get — good or bad — without a clear reason.

Done with strong energy and effort; very active and forceful.

To prove that a person is not guilty, not wrong, or not at fault after others have doubted or accused them. The proof usually comes from new evidence or from events that unfold over time.

Almost like something real but happening on a computer or online, not in person.

Full of energy, charm, and a cheerful liveliness that makes a person attractive and fun to be around. A vivacious person lights up a room simply by entering it.

Done by one's own choice, not required or forced; given freely.