Brisk ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Brisk ( adjective )

1. Lively and energetic; quick and alert.
2. Cold enough to make one feel invigorated.
3. Done or made quickly and efficiently.

Origin:

Late 16th century: probably from obsolete brisk "lively, spirited", from old norse brjósk "bark, rind". compare with bristle.

Examples:

1. The brisk morning air invigorated him as he went for a run.
2. She took a brisk walk to clear her head.
3. The brisk pace of the meeting made it more efficient.
4. He took a brisk shower to wake himself up.
5. The brisk sales of the product indicated its popularity.

(As a verb)

Brisk ( verb )

1. Lively and energetic; quick and alert.
2. Cold enough to make one feel invigorated.
3. Done or made quickly and efficiently.

Origin:

Late 16th century: probably from obsolete brisk "lively, spirited", from old norse brjósk "bark, rind". compare with bristle.

Examples:

1. The brisk morning air invigorated him as he went for a run.
2. She took a brisk walk to clear her head.
3. The brisk pace of the meeting made it more efficient.
4. He took a brisk shower to wake himself up.
5. The brisk sales of the product indicated its popularity.