vigour
/ˈvɪɡər/
noun
- Physical strength, energy, and good health.
- Even at age 70, she still has remarkable vigour and walks five miles a day.
- The young horse was full of vigour, galloping across the field.
- A good diet and regular exercise help maintain your vigour.
- Great force, determination, or enthusiasm in an activity or argument.
- The team tackled the project with renewed vigour after the break.
- He defended his proposal with great vigour.
- She argued her case with such vigour that the committee was convinced.
- The healthy or strong growth of a plant.
- The new fertilizer improved the vigour of the tomato plants.
- The tree's vigour was damaged by the long drought.
- Pruning helps maintain the vigour of the rose bushes.
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