vibe with
/vaɪb wɪð/
Meaning
To 'vibe with' someone or something means to feel a mutual connection, agreement, or harmony. It is commonly used when you instantly get along with a person, enjoy a particular style of music, or feel comfortable in a specific environment. The tone is relaxed, modern, and highly conversational.
Examples
-
I really vibe with the new graphic designer; we have the exact same taste in art.
I really vibe with the new graphic designer; we have the exact same taste in art.
-
To be honest, I don't really vibe with this kind of electronic music.
To be honest, I don't really vibe with this kind of electronic music.
-
We met at a party last night and just started vibing with each other right away.
We met at a party last night and just started vibing with each other right away.
-
I love the decor in this coffee shop; I really vibe with the cozy, retro look.
I love the decor in this coffee shop; I really vibe with the cozy, retro look.
-
Do you vibe with his teaching style, or do you find it a bit too chaotic?
Do you vibe with his teaching style, or do you find it a bit too chaotic?
Common Mistakes
-
✗ I am vibing with to him.
✓ I am vibing with him.
Learners often mistakenly add the preposition 'to' after 'vibe with' because they confuse it with expressions like 'connecting to' or 'talking to'.
-
✗ I vibe this song.
✓ I vibe with this song.
The verb 'vibe' requires the preposition 'with' when you want to express that you enjoy, relate to, or connect with something.
Related Expressions
Practice
-
I didn't think I'd like her, but I actually ___ her a lot once we started talking.
💡 Use the past tense form of the expression.
Show answer
vibed with
-
I don't really ___ the atmosphere in that club; it's way too loud and crowded.
💡 Use the base form of the expression to mean you do not connect with the atmosphere.
Show answer
vibe with
-
It is always wonderful when you find new coworkers who you can easily ___.
💡 The expression means to get along or connect easily.
Show answer
vibe with