vigor (Meaning)
vigor (n)
forceful exertion
active strength of body or mind
an imaginative lively style (especially style of writing)
vigor (n.)
Active strength or force of body or mind; capacity for exertion, physically, intellectually, or morally; force; energy.
Strength or force in animal or force in animal or vegetable nature or action; as, a plant grows with vigor.
Strength; efficacy; potency.
vigor (v. t.)
To invigorate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vigor
Synonyms:
- vinegar
- gas
- get-up-and-go
- pep
- esprit
- zeal
- sap
- oomph
- starch
- vivacity
- zip
- vibrancy
- power
- beans
- vim
- dash
- zing
- drive
- brio
- moxie
- muscle
- bounce
- punch
- fervor
- hardihood
- verve
- passion
- ginger
- gusto
Antonyms:
- torpidity
- feebleness
- impotence
- softness
- faintness
- powerlessness
- powerlessness
- infirmity
- debilitation
- delicacy
- torpidity
- impotence
- impotency
- feebleness
- delicacy
- frailty
- impotency
- weakness
- infirmity
- debility
- debilitation
- exhaustion
- debility
- enfeeblement
- weakness
- softness
- exhaustion
- frailty
- faintness
- enfeeblement
Synonyms:
- ardor
- vivaciousness
- main
- wellness
- jauntiness
- sturdiness
- briskness
- soundness
- snap
- might
- metal
- vibrance
- spunkiness
- huskiness
- fitness
- spunk
- liveliness
- animal spirits
- go
- brawniness
- health
- hardiness
- animation
- elan
- sprightliness
- puissance
- fire
- spiritedness
- virility
- healthiness
- snappiness
- verdure
- potency
- mettle
Antonyms:
vigor Sentence Examples
- The politician addressed the crowd with unyielding vigor, her voice reverberating with passion.
- The marathon runner maintained an astonishing vigor until the very end, crossing the finish line with a triumphant smile.
- The young entrepreneur pursued his business ventures with unwavering vigor, encountering obstacles with determination.
- The garden was bursting with vigor, its flowers blooming in vibrant hues and its leaves thriving in the sunlight.
- Despite the challenges, the team approached the project with renewed vigor, their spirits soaring high.
- The athlete's regime featured intense exercise sessions that tested her vigor to the limit.
- The student's boundless vigor enabled her to excel in both her studies and extracurricular activities.
- The aged farmer tended to his fields with surprising vigor, his unwavering strength inspiring others.
- The performance of the orchestra was infused with vigor, captivating the audience with its dynamic energy.
- The community organized a cleanup drive with vigor, eager to rejuvenate their neighborhood.
FAQs About the word vigor
forceful exertion, active strength of body or mind, an imaginative lively style (especially style of writing)Active strength or force of body or mind; capacity
energy, life, vitality, dynamism, juice, spirit, stamina, strength, vinegar, gas
sluggishness, lethargy,lethargy, tenderness, laziness, tenderness, listlessness, indolence, sluggishness, laziness
The politician addressed the crowd with unyielding vigor, her voice reverberating with passion.
The marathon runner maintained an astonishing vigor until the very end, crossing the finish line with a triumphant smile.
The young entrepreneur pursued his business ventures with unwavering vigor, encountering obstacles with determination.
The garden was bursting with vigor, its flowers blooming in vibrant hues and its leaves thriving in the sunlight.
