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vigour US, vigor [ˈvɪgə] n
1. exuberant and resilient strength of body or mind; vitality 2. substantial effective energy or force the vigour of the tempest 3. forcefulness; intensity the vigour of her complaints 4. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Biology) the capacity for survival or strong healthy growth in a plant or animal hybrid vigour 5. the most active period or stage of life, manhood, etc.; prime 6. (Law) Chiefly US legal force or effectiveness; validity (esp in the phrase in vigour) [from Old French vigeur, from Latin vigor activity, from vigēre to be lively] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
vigour U.S. vigor noun energy, might, force, vitality, power, activity, spirit, strength, snap (informal), punch (informal), dash, pep, zip (informal), animation, verve, gusto, dynamism, welly (slang), oomph (informal), brio, robustness, liveliness, vim (slang), forcefulness He lacks the vigour of a normal, healthy teenager. He played with great vigour. weakness, apathy, inertia, frailty, fragility, lethargy, inactivity, impotence, sluggishness, infirmity, feebleness Translations vigour vigor (US) [ˈvɪgəʳ] N → vigor m, energía f with great vigour → con mucho vigor, con mucha energía with renewed vigour → con renovado vigor, con renovada energía vigour, (US) vigor n → Kraft f, → Energie f; (of protest, denial) → Heftigkeit f; (of exercises) → Energie f; (of player) → Dynamik f; (of speech, debater) → Leidenschaftlichkeit f; (of prose) → Ausdruckskraft f; sexual/youthful vigour → sexuelle/jugendliche Spannkraft; all the vigour has gone out of the undertaking → das Unternehmen hat jeglichen Schwung verloren n vigour [ˈvigə] strength and energy He began his new job with enthusiasm and vigour. energie نَشاط، قُوَّه сила energie energi die Energie σφρίγος, ενεργητικότητα vigor tarmukus قدرت؛ شور tarmo vigueur כּוֹח, מֶרֶץ शक्ति, प्रभाव snaga, energija (élet)erő kekuatan kraftur, lífsorka vigore 活力 활동력, 활력 energija, veržlumas enerģija; spars bertenaga dan sihat energie pågangsmot, kraft, energi wigor vigor vigoare энергичность elán, sila; energia; prudkosť vitalnost energija kraft, styrka, energi ความกระฉับกระเฉง şevk, canlılık 活力、精力 сила, енергія دم خم sự hăng hái 活力、精力 adj vigorous a vigorous dance. energiek شَديد، قَوي، نَشيط енергичен silný energisk lebhaft ρωμαλέος, δραστήριος, ζωηρός, έντονος vigoroso jõuline پر شور و حرارت؛ قدرتمند raju vigoureux נִמרָץ जोरदार snažan, energičan (élet)erős kuat kröftugur vigoroso 力強い 정력적인 energingas, veržlus enerģisks; sparīgs bertenaga dan sihat energiek energisk, (livs)kraftig, frodig energiczny vigoroso energic энергичный temperamentný; silný; rázny živahen energičan kraftfull, spänstig, energisk กระปรี้กระเปร่า canlı 精力充沛的 сильний, енергійний زور دار nhiệt tình 精力充沛的 adv vigorously energiek بِنَشاط، بِقُوَّه жизнено mohutnost energiskt lebhaft ρωμαλέα, δραστήρια vigorosamente jõuliselt توانمندانه tarmokkaasti vigoureusement בְּמֶרֶץ उत्साह से snažno, energično életerővel dengan kuat kröftuglega vigorosamente 力強く 활기 있게, 정력적으로 energingai, veržliai enerģiski; sparīgi dgn bertenaga dan sihat energiek energisk, (livs)kraftig energicznie vigorosamente cu vigoare, cu energie энергично energicky energično energično kraftfullt, spänstigt, energiskt อย่างคล่องแคล่ว şevkle, coşkuyla 精力充沛地 енергійно بزور، طاقت سے nhiệt tình 精力充沛地 The adjective is always spelt vigorous . How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The very law that condemned her -- a giant of stem featured but with vigour to support, as well as to annihilate, in his iron arm -- had held her up through the terrible ordeal of her ignominy. Neither doth water suit weary and withered ones: WE deserve wine--IT alone giveth immediate vigour and improvised health Physically they were almost a race apart, and out-of-door work had given them a vigour which, when they got over their first shyness on coming to town, developed into a positive carriage and freedom of movement, and made them conspicuous among Black Hawk women. |
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