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vigor

[ˈvɪɡər]

vigor Definition

  • 1physical or mental strength, energy, or force
  • 2enthusiasm or intensity

Using vigor: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "vigor" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She exercised with vigor every morning.

  • Example

    The team played with great vigor and determination.

  • Example

    He spoke with vigor about his beliefs.

  • Example

    The plant grew with renewed vigor after being watered.

vigor Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for vigor

Antonyms for vigor

Idioms Using vigor

  • with increased strength or energy after a period of rest or recovery

    Example

    After taking a break, she returned to work with renewed vigor and enthusiasm.

  • vim and vigor

    lively energy and enthusiasm

    Example

    The children played with vim and vigor, running and laughing in the park.

  • to weaken or diminish the strength or energy of something

    Example

    The bad news took the vigor out of the team's performance.

Phrases with vigor

  • maximum strength or energy

    Example

    The athlete returned to the game with full vigor after recovering from an injury.

  • robust health and energy

    Example

    The supplement claims to promote vigor and vitality in older adults.

  • the physical and mental strength and energy associated with young age

    Example

    He was amazed at the vigor of youth displayed by his grandson.

Origins of vigor

from Old French 'vigueur', from Latin 'vigor', meaning 'active force, energy'

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Summary: vigor in Brief

'Vigor' [ˈvɪɡər] refers to physical or mental strength, energy, or force, as well as enthusiasm or intensity. It can be seen in activities like exercise, sports, and work, as well as in speech and beliefs, as in 'He spoke with vigor about his beliefs.' 'Vigor' is often paired with phrases like 'full vigor,' 'vigor and vitality,' and idioms like 'vim and vigor,' which denote lively energy and enthusiasm.