Active
Pronunciation of Active
/ˈaktɪv/, /ˈaktɪv/, /ˈa_k_t_ɪ_v/
Antonyms for active:
passive, lifeless, off, quiet, inoperative, abeyant, quiescent, nonexistent, lazy, kaput, inactive, inert, lethargic, dormant, uninvolved, slow, idle, extinct, dull, sluggish.
Synonyms for active:
Sense 2
crude, working, intelligent, intuitive, electrify, hard, multimedia, loafing, erupt, invalid, pole, unreadable, modal, high-level, bright, sassy, electric, compatible, chemical, playable, volatile, inductive, vent, polar, power, resistance, serious, concatenate, reflexive, software, arc, operating, temporary, computational, perfect, Short circuit, cyberwar, compatibility, valid, input, offline, singular, concerned, flow, shock, spontaneous.
Sense 3
short, neutral, unstable, current, viral, crater.
Sense 5
down.
Sense 7
up.
alert
dedicated
efficient
forceful
frisky
gay
industrious
laborious, up-and-coming.
inexhaustible
inventive
momentous
nimble
nimble, swift-footed.
quick
receptive
sportive
playing.
steady
swift
tireless
unstable
unsettled.
vaulting
zealous
active (adjective)
enterprising, lively, stirring, spirited, moving, bustling, assiduous, eager, sedulous, vivacious, busy, animated, dynamic, tireless, vibrant, about, industrious, sprightly, energetic.
athletic (adjective)
powerful.
effective (adjective)
energetic (adjective)
fresh, snappy, potent, energetic, vigorous, mighty, peppy, zippy, effervescent, puissant, fervid, spirited, kinetic, mettlesome, vivacious, powerful, ardent, strong, zealous, driven, forceful, spunky.
hardworking (adjective)
having movement (adjective)
effective, going, working, flowing, mobile, speedy, running, alive, bustling, restless, rapid, astir, operating, operative, moving, progressive.
involved with (adjective)
lively (adjective)
swinging, lively, animated, well-preserved, brisk, mettlesome, enthusiastic, alert, animate, vital, vigorous.
moving (adjective)
going, stirring, passing, transiting, running, coursing, moving, proceeding, flowing.
perky (adjective)
responsive (adjective)
running (adjective)
sharp (adjective)
sharp.
untiring (adjective)
very involved in activity (adjective)
engaged, perky, nimble, busy, quick, dashing, energetic, assiduous, forceful, dynamic, ready, high-spirited, chipper, enthusiastic, spry, frisky, on the move, enterprising, sprightly, eager, lively, diligent, animated, fresh, agile, jumping, zealous, sharp, industrious, alert, brisk, eventful.
vigorous (adjective)
earnest, lusty, puissant, afire, spirited, zealous, animated, full-blooded, zippy, strong, burning, ablaze, fiery, prolific, industrious, emphatic, dynamical, lively, passionate, powerful, sharp, agitated, exuberant, eager, smart, excited, strenuous, virile, potent, energetic, frisky, sprightly, impassioned, ardent, hearty, zestful, fervent, peppy, mettlesome, vigorous, enthusiastic.
working (adjective)
moving (adverb)
Sense 4 (noun)
serious, driving, submerged, concerned, complicit, actively.
Sense 7 (noun)
alkaloid, chemical equation, anaerobic, concentrated, chemical, aerobic, corrosive, catalytic, alkaline.
Sense 8 (noun)
finite, ergative, future, impersonal, imperfect, causative, intransitive, imperative, continuous.
Sense 9 (noun)
compatible, case-sensitive, clickable, best-of-breed, backward-compatible, asynchronous, bursty, Antivirus, compatibility.
active (noun)
astir, agile, existing, gymnastic, practicing, erupting, activated, busy, moving, active agent, operational, surface-active, spry, proactive, dancing, bustling, active voice, activist, live, going, brisk, dynamic, hot, athletic, acrobatic, on the move, in full swing, fighting, nimble, eruptive, on, about, combat-ready, physical, progressive, participating, on the go, on-duty, alive, overactive, involved, activistic, existent, hyperactive, dynamical, quick, open, lively.
substance (noun)
active agent.
Usage examples for active:
- Rene de Ronville, being an active and intelligent young man, was sent about through the town to let everybody know of the meeting. - "Alice of Old Vincennes", Maurice Thompson.
- His will was good but never active at the present moment. - "The Lights and Shadows of Real Life", T.S. Arthur Edition: 10 Language: English.
- A neuter verb becomes active, when followed by a noun of the same signification with its own. - "The Grammar of English Grammars", Goold Brown.