vigorous in Irish
vigorous in Irish is bríomhar, ceolmhar, fuinniúil — vigorous means full of physical energy and strength.
vigorous in Irish
bríomhar
Physically strong and active.
ceolmhar
Physically strong and active.
fuinniúil
Physically strong and active.
neartmhar
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 Irish?
"vigorous" in Irish is bríomhar, ceolmhar, fuinniúil. vigorous means: Full of physical energy and strength.
How do you use "vigorous" in a sentence?
Example: "He went for a vigorous run before breakfast every day." In Irish, "vigorous" is bríomhar, ceolmhar, fuinniúil.
Are there other ways to say "vigorous" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "vigorous": bríomhar, ceolmhar, fuinniúil, neartmhar.
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