vim — energy, enthusiasm, and determination
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: energy, enthusiasm, and determination
Pronunciation (IPA): /vɪm/
Korean meaning: 활력, 열정, 의지력
Korean pronunciation: **빔**
Example Sentences
- Despite being 80 years old, my grandmother still has incredible vim when she's gardening.
- The coffee kicked in and suddenly I was attacking my homework with vim and vigor!
- Monday mornings require extra vim to get through the week.
vim
NOUN//vɪm//
energy, enthusiasm, and determination
a young hiker bounds up the steep mountain trail with remarkable energy, taking large confident steps over rocks. Her backpack bounces as she moves with enthusiasm, arms swinging powerfully at her sides. Despite the challenging uphill terrain that would tire most people, she maintains her vigorous pace with a bright smile. Her determined movement creates a clear contrast with other hikers who are resting and breathing heavily on nearby rocks. Fellow hikers watch in amazement as she passes them with such spirited determination. energy, enthusiasm, and determination in action
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'vis' meaning force or energy, this word emerged in 19th century American English. It's commonly paired with 'vigor' in the phrase 'vim and vigor' to emphasize vitality and enthusiasm.
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📝Examples
“Despite being 80 years old, my grandmother still has incredible vim when she's gardening.”
“The coffee kicked in and suddenly I was attacking my homework with vim and vigor!”
“Monday mornings require extra vim to get through the week.”
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