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Definition of activity : The state or quality of being active; nimbleness; agility; vigorous action or operation; energy; active force; as, an increasing variety of human activities.

Synonyms:

use, thing, natural action, act, military action, course, conditioning, bodily process, practise, natural process, binge, bodily function, change, amusement, action mechanism, demonstration, activeness, move, action at law, enjoyment, delight, blast, escapism, body process, drill, application, legal action, crowd pleaser

exchange, proprietorship, holding, commission, industry, service, occupation, situation, venture, retailing, management, establishment, posting, concern, career, consortium, selling, market, negotiation, partnership, position, trade, calling, job, firm, employment, profession, barter, affair, assignment, livelihood, busy work, vocation, station, transaction, merchant, corporation, interest, commerce, specialty, company

mobility, motility, locomotion, flux, passage, transition, procession

potency, vivacity, fervor, snap, puissance, vigor, pep, fire, verve, drive, stamina, spark, spunk, effervescence, zip, zeal, strength, zing, spirit, might, force, vim, power

onerousness, exertion, toil, strenuousness

campaign, task, initiative, project, maneuver, procedure, undertaking, pursuit, production, scheme, adventure, exploit, feat

labor, motion, action, conduct, enterprise, behavior, exercise, endeavor, deed, operation, effort, performance, practice, movement

business, energy, animation, agility, kinetics, stirring, liveliness

ardency, passion, excitement, relish, zest, agitation, eagerness, gusto, lustiness, sprightliness, friskiness, exuberance, industriousness, earnestness, enthusiasm, fervency

Usage examples:

• Johnny came back, entirely good- natured, his attractive blue eyes glancing here and there in restless activity. - "The Adventures of Bobby Orde", Stewart Edward White.
• But the urgent demands for material activity quickly recall the mass of men to normal relations with their fellows and the outer world. - "Rousseau Volumes I. and II.", John Morley.
• To the former this awakened activity of the old man's brain was not a little annoying. - "The Story Of Kennett", Bayard Taylor.