vibe
खिंचाव
definition
noun
a lot of moody people giving off bad vibes
a person's emotional state or the atmosphere of a place as communicated to and felt by others.
example
Many of those early residents still remain in Venice Beach, contributing to the 'vibe' of free-love and environmental peace that continues to this day.
The bustling 'vibe' adds to the atmosphere rather than detracting from your enjoyment.
another classic CD for you to 'vibe' with
Expect the same trashy rock and electro 'vibe' in a more intimate and debauched atmosphere.
Was it the leftover 'vibe' of previous aura seekers who had come to this room?
I always loved Meg's gorgeous photos and wanted to soak up the apparent peaceful, spiritual 'vibe' of the place.
You've been around the Senate for a long time, what sort of 'vibe' do you get from the Government today?
Some DJs couldn't understand my positive 'vibe' and couldn't handle sharing the spotlight, but after truly listening to my unique style, they gave me love.
I think he was great, he kept the 'vibe' of the original character, but at the same time he exemplified the next generation.
I was in this bar on a Friday night, the 'vibe' and ambience was chilled with funky back beats.
we 'vibe' so well with each other
Those who yearn for the good old warehouse days are going to appreciate the jazzy, ambient 'vibe' .
Not only do these earrings draw attention to you, they give you a free spirited 'vibe' which is so sexy.
I'd never previously experienced such a positive 'vibe' in a club environment.
Long-time residents of the area like the low crime rate, the quiet atmosphere and the small-town 'vibe' .
It wasn't the world's most extravagant theatre complex, but it had this sort of historical 'vibe' about it.
Instead of giving presents to friends, donate the same amount to individual charities and give people a 'vibe' of the Christmas spirit.
In the music, man, the spiritual 'vibe' is very important.
The village atmosphere and generally festive 'vibe' is infectious as hundreds of people celebrate the very best of folk culture and music during the six-day event.
The connection and feeling students have with their school benefits the school through contributions to the community and a positive 'vibe' on campus.
Wim created a similar 'vibe' as a speaker, meandering through anecdotes, sharing philosophies, listening to and acknowledging other people in the room.
On Saturday night, however, the 'vibe' on the floor was very sweaty indeed and the atmosphere was brilliant.
The mood is intimate and late night; a chanteuse in a little club somewhere with a piano trio augmented by sax, 'vibes' and guitar.
The front line of sax, 'vibes' and trombone may strike some as unconventional, but to say it works would be a bit of an understatement; more than sum of their parts, indeed.
Khan Jamal's 'vibes' weave subtly and powerfully around Shipp's melodic, stately and frequently forceful piano lines.
The lack of piano (or guitar, or 'vibes' , etc.) gives the bassist and drummer more space in which to operate.
Killian and his band of 'vibes' , percussion, sax, flute, bass, keyboards and vocalist occupied stage left.
He played the drums, the harmonica, guitar, piano, the 'vibes' , he sang, he did impressions, he danced.
It's the subsequent addition of multi-tracked vocal counterpoint, maracas, and 'vibes' that turns it into a delectable piece of ear candy.
His marimba and 'vibes' contribute further percussive accents, and the intricate multiple meters and contrapuntal figures add up to a rhythmic feast for the listener.
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