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Word

vibes

plural noun B2
/vaɪbz/

Meanings

plural noun

the mood, feeling, or atmosphere that someone or something gives

vibes: the mood, feeling, or atmosphere that someone or something gives
plural noun

a person's general energy or the impression they create (especially friendly, awkward, confident, etc.)

vibes: a person's general energy or the impression they create (especially friendly, awkward, confident, etc.)

Definition

“Vibes” are the feelings or atmosphere you get from a person, place, or situation.

“Vibes” means the general mood or feeling that something gives you, often based on small details rather than clear facts. People use it to describe the atmosphere of a place or the impression someone creates. It is informal and very common in spoken English and social media.

Examples

  • I love the vibes in this café; it helps me focus without feeling stressed.
  • You can tell the vibes changed when the music slowed and people started talking quietly.
  • He got strange vibes from the empty hallway and decided to wait for his friend.
  • She brings positive vibes to the team, even when deadlines are tight.
  • They said the beach town had relaxed vibes, so they stayed an extra day.

Common mistake

Learners sometimes use “vibes” as a singular noun (e.g., “a vibe are”), but it is usually plural in this meaning: “The vibes are good.”