vigour in Latin
vigour in Latin is vigor — vigour means physical or mental strength and energy; the capacity for vigorous effort.
vigour in Latin
vigor
Active strength or force of body or mind; capacity for exertion, physically, intellectually, or morally; energy.
What does "vigour" mean?
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noun Physical or mental strength and energy; the capacity for vigorous effort.
"Despite his age, he tackled the hike with real vigour."
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vigour in a sentence
- Despite his age, he tackled the hike with real vigour.
- She spoke with such vigour that the whole room fell silent.
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What is "vigour" in Latin?
"vigour" in Latin is vigor. vigour means: Physical or mental strength and energy; the capacity for vigorous effort.
How do you use "vigour" in a sentence?
Example: "Despite his age, he tackled the hike with real vigour." In Latin, "vigour" is vigor.
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