vigour Synonyms
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vigour Meaning
Wordnet
vigour (n)
forceful exertion
active strength of body or mind
an imaginative lively style (especially style of writing)
vigour Sentence Examples
- The athletes displayed immense vigour throughout the arduous competition.
- The young entrepreneur exuded vigour in pursuing his ambitious goals.
- The vibrant city pulsated with vigour and energy.
- The invigorating scent of flowers filled the garden with vigour.
- The vigorous wind whipped through the trees, bending them at the waist.
- Despite his advanced age, the elderly gentleman still possessed remarkable vigour.
- The vibrant hues of the painting radiated vigour and vitality.
- The speaker's impassioned words injected vigour into the disheartened crowd.
- The young plant grew with remarkable vigour, absorbing sunlight and nutrients.
- The vigorous roar of the engine sent shivers down the driver's spine.
FAQs About the word vigour
forceful exertion, active strength of body or mind, an imaginative lively style (especially style of writing)
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The athletes displayed immense vigour throughout the arduous competition.
The young entrepreneur exuded vigour in pursuing his ambitious goals.
The vibrant city pulsated with vigour and energy.
The invigorating scent of flowers filled the garden with vigour.
