vigour

vigour
(BrE) (AmE vigor) noun
ADJECTIVE
increased, increasing
fresh, new, renewed

He returned to work with a sense of renewed vigour.

great
youthful
intellectual, physical
VERB + VIGOUR/VIGOR
regain, restore
lack
PREPOSITION
with vigour

The government gave assurances that the investigation would be pursued with vigour.

PHRASES
full of vigour

She was a wonderful, bubbly girl, full of vigour.

vim and vigour

He set to his task with renewed vim and vigour.

with equal vigour

She attacked both parties with equal vigour.


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