vigorous — showing strong, healthy, or determined effort; energetic and forceful
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: showing strong, healthy, or determined effort; energetic and forceful
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈvɪɡərəs/
Korean meaning: 힘차고 건강한; 활기찬, 정력적인
Korean pronunciation: **비**거러스
Example Sentences
- The puppy's vigorous tail wagging knocked over the coffee cup.
- The company launched a vigorous marketing campaign for the new product.
- My grandmother's vigorous gardening puts me to shame.
vigorous
ADJECTIVE//ˈvɪɡərəs//
showing strong, healthy, or determined effort; energetic and forceful
An athlete performs vigorous jumping exercises in the fitness park
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Vigorous training meets rigorous rules!
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Origin
From Middle English and Old French 'vigorous', derived from Latin 'vigorous' meaning 'strong, lively', which comes from 'vigor' meaning 'strength, energy, or liveliness'.
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“The puppy's vigorous tail wagging knocked over the coffee cup.”
“The company launched a vigorous marketing campaign for the new product.”
“My grandmother's vigorous gardening puts me to shame.”
“The athlete maintained vigorous training despite the injury.”
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