vigorous in Greek
vigorous in Greek is ακμαίος, ρωμαλέος — vigorous means full of physical energy and strength.
vigorous in Greek
ακμαίος
Pronounced: akmaios
Physically strong and active.
ρωμαλέος
Pronounced: romaleos
Physically strong and active.
What does "vigorous" mean?
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adj Full of physical energy and strength.
"He went for a vigorous run before breakfast every day."
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adj Full of mental energy, forcefulness, or determination.
"She made a vigorous defense of her research in the debate."
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adj Growing quickly and strongly, describing plants.
"This variety of tomato is known for being especially vigorous."
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vigorous in a sentence
- He went for a vigorous run before breakfast every day.
- She made a vigorous defense of her research in the debate.
- This variety of tomato is known for being especially vigorous.
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What is "vigorous" in Greek?
"vigorous" in Greek is ακμαίος, ρωμαλέος. vigorous means: Full of physical energy and strength.
How do you pronounce ακμαίος?
"vigorous" in Greek is ακμαίος, pronounced "akmaios".
How do you use "vigorous" in a sentence?
Example: "He went for a vigorous run before breakfast every day." In Greek, "vigorous" is ακμαίος, ρωμαλέος.
Are there other ways to say "vigorous" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "vigorous": ακμαίος, ρωμαλέος.
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