The hexcode #8CE534 is a darker, cooler, and less saturated variant of the shade "<shade>French Lime</shade>". By itself, it is commonly associated with <term>lively</term> (92.9% match), <term>active</term> (92.7% match), and <term>sporty</term> (90.8% match).
When French Lime is combined with <shade>Sapphire</shade>, it relates to the terms <term>mobilize</term> and <term>tasty</term>. When joined with <shade>Black</shade>, it becomes more related to the term <term>active</term>. When French Lime is added to <shade>Red</shade>, it shares association with the terms <term>shiny</term> and <term>citrus</term>. 
When paired with its complementary color #8C34E5, a lighter, cooler, and less saturated variant of the shade "<shade>Blue Violet</shade>", it shares connection with the terms <term>beaming</term> or <term>radiating</term>.
However, when we analyze the color next to its other triadic colors, #338CE4 (a shade of "<shade>Bleu De France</shade>") and #E4338C (a shade of "<shade>Deep Cerise</shade>"), the resulting palette becomes harder and warmer than the complementary color palette and changes from the color index category of "<category>dynamic</category>" to the "<category>classic</category>" category. Specifically, the new triad is most suggestive of <term>neon</term> and <term>energetic</term>.