vividness

vivid | American Dictionary

vivid
adjective
us/ˈvɪv·ɪd/
brightly colored or (of descriptions or memories) producing clear, powerful, and detailed images in the mind:
vivid colors
vivid memories

vividly

adverbus/ˈvɪv·ɪd·li/
The author vividly describes his early life on the farm.

Examples of vivid

vivid
The alien traits that this role imposes are most vivid at this point in the day.
Traumatic experiences are retained in all too vivid detail, never to be forgotten.
Memories of such events are typically experienced as quite vivid and long-lasting, including details of how the witness first heard about the event.
Getting informed is costly and cheaply available information is usually the result of truth-insensitive processes, most often vivid theories.
Secondly, politicians have an incentive to use vivid arguments in public for political and personal gain, even when they know that these are false.
The aural memory of the teacher's performance was possibly a more vivid prompt.
The introductory essay provides a vivid account of some of the last abbesses and prioresses drawn mainly from episcopal and archiepiscopal visitation records.
Indeed, we might say that properly loving someone is inextricably tied up with our having a vivid sense of their independent reality.
On the contrary, legal orders shaped by legal borrowing stand out as vivid manifestations of the syncretic, fluid nature of modernity.
Griffiths begins with attitudes and prescription, where he has some fresh and vivid new material.
At present, however, no data indicate that brain activation can be demonstrated whenever vivid dream reports are obtained.
Under these conditions, dreaming is more vivid, more bizarre, and more sustained than in any other state.
My judgement is that such experiences are no less vivid than ordinary experience, although of course greatly reduced in informational content.
The vivid description of the surrounding chaos makes the heroic efforts of these individuals who rescued the imperial documents even more compelling.
The writing is lively and engaging, and the many examples, which are drawn from his own fieldwork and that of others, are vivid and instructive.
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