Difference between Lively and Brisk

LIVELY vs BRISK: NOUN

Abrupt, curt in one's manner or in relation to others.
Stimulating or invigorating.
Full of spirit of life; effervescing, as liquors; sparkling; as, brisk cider.
Full of spirit of life; effervesc�ng, as liquors; sparkling.
Full of liveliness and activity; characterized by quickness of motion or action; lively; spirited; quick.
Pleasantly zestful.
Stimulating and invigorating.
Keen or sharp in speech or manner.
Marked by speed, liveliness, and vigor; energetic.
Imparting vitality and energy
Quick and energetic
Very active

Become brisk
To make or become lively; to enliven; to animate; to take, or cause to take, an erect or bold attitude; -- usually with up.

With life or animation; energetically; vigorously; briskly: as, to act lively.
Elastic
Full of spirit; full of life
Living; endowed with or manifesting life; hence, from a living source; life-given.
Lifelike; representing or resembling life or reality; real; vivid; forcible: as, a lively imitation of nature.
In a lifelike manner; with the appearance of reality; semblably.
Full of life or energy; active; vigorous; vivacious; brisk; alert: applied to persons or things: as, a lively child; lively faith.
Animated; spirited; sprightly; gay: as, a lively dance; lively conversation.
Fresh; vivid; bright: said of colors and tints.
Riding the sea buoyantly: said of a ship or boat.
In golf, base-ball, and similar games, elastic: applied to a ball possessing special elasticity.

To make lively; enliven; animate; refresh: sometimes with up.
To become brisk, lively, or active: with up.
Quick or rapid in action or motion; exhibiting quickness; lively; swift; nimble: as, a brisk breeze.
Sprightly; animated; vivacious; gay: as, “a brisk, gamesome lass,”
L'Estrange.
Burning freely; bright: as, a brisk fire.
Effervescing vigorously: said of liquors: as, brisk cider.
Performed or kept up with briskness; rapid; quick: as, a brisk fire of infantry.
Vivid; luminous.
Synonyms Alert, nimble, quick, rapid, sprightly, prompt, spry, smart, bustling, wide-awake, eager. See active and busy.
Full of lively or exciting action or events; exciting; interesting.

Effusive, Animated, Warm, Brisk, Bouncy, Peppy, Eventful, Breezy, Sparkling, Zippy, Snappy, Scintillating, Effervescent, Energetic, Spirited

Brisken, Spanking, Rattling, Bracing, Fresh, Tonic, Active, Merry, Energizing, Energetic, Refreshing, Invigorating, Snappy, Zippy, Lively

Effusive, Animated, Warm, Brisk, Bouncy, Peppy, Eventful, Breezy, Sparkling, Zippy, Snappy, Scintillating, Effervescent, Energetic, Spirited

Refreshful, Spanking, Rattling, Bracing, Fresh, Tonic, Active, Merry, Energizing, Energetic, Refreshing, Invigorating, Snappy, Zippy, Lively

Museum circuit, or young and lively Dupont Circle.
They also take initiative and are lively conversationalists.
Comte arouses so much lively and unanimous satisfaction!
Excite others through their lively thoughts and behavior.
Your pronunciation and intonation will not be lively.
Related research and development is therefore very lively.
This tool makes your amateur videos more lively.
They report business lively and the town growing.
To use Give Lively technology, you must have an activated Stripe account connected to Give Lively.
Lively is not to be confused with Lively!

Sales of the individual lofts have been brisk.
Examples include brisk walking, jogging, swimming, and biking.
An example would be brisk walking or cycling.
MPH, limit individual to brisk walking only vs.
A brisk walk works wonders for relieving anxiety.
Wade started, taking off at a brisk walk.
We had another brisk day here in Frisco.
Examples: brisk walking, ballroom dancing or general gardening.
For example, you could alternate periods of brisk walking with periods of leisurely walking, or include bursts of jogging in your brisk walks.
On a brisk night, it was a brisk game.