Vigor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VIGOR in dictionary:

VERB:
• To invigorate.
NOUN:
• active strength or force, also VIGOUR
• physical strength and good health
• effort, energy, and enthusiasm
• Active strength or force of body or mind; capacity for exertion, physically, intellectually, or morally; force; energy.
• Strength or force in animal or force in animal or vegetable nature or action; as, a plant grows with vigor.
• Strength; efficacy; potency.
• forceful exertion
• active strength of body or mind
• an imaginative lively style (especially style of writing)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as vigour

Words related to VIGOR

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Words that contain VIGOR

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How to use VIGOR in a sentence

• Its horrible lust for living blood supplies the vigor of its waking existence.
• He was then in the full strength and vigor of manhood.
• The vigor, enthusiasm and originality of her teaching compensate for many faults.
• The honest opinion honestly expressed, the truth and vigor of the man, delighted Lamb, and he rushed up to him to shake hands.
• Here he found himself in the near neighborhood of Darius, whereupon he redoubled the vigor of his assault, knowing the great importance of any success gained in this quarter.
• Asshur-lush, his successor, displayed even less of military vigor.
• There is the same vigor everywhere, because conditions are so similar.
• This expansion of the Order during the first sixteen years of its existence, enables us to form some conception of the intellectual vigor and commanding will of Ignatius.
• The counter-strokers by the enemy were delivered at first with great vigor, but later on they decreased in strength, and all were driven off with heavy loss.
• He restored vigor to the empire, and preserved it from instant destruction.
• In the full vigor of manhood, he was a Californian of the highest type.
• Temple was sorry to find this act of vigor qualified by such a regard to France, and by such an appearance of indifference and neutrality between the parties.
• This he felt the more, because he noticed the improvement in his health continued from day to day, and he experienced a sensation of fresh vigor.
• The animal instincts predominate, and the potential vigor of the people is exhausted in contributing to its own amusement.
• Her work has a vigor and breadth well suited to her subjects, while she gives such attention to details as make her pictures true to life.
• But the work of Le Brun shows more careful execution, has more vigor in the drawing, and more delicate touches.
• When Agy had gone away, the rejoicing, singing, dancing, stamping, and shouting broke out again with renewed vigor.
• Not only has he thrown the whole vigor of his interesting personality into the writing of it, but he has given us a vivid picture of the conquest of the States by the settlers.
• The vigor and vitality of the early builders gradually spends itself.
• The epoch when a State attains this harmonious condition marks the period of its bloom, its virtue, its vigor, and its prosperity.
• It would tend greatly to renew the confidence of the American people in the vigor and stability of their institutions.
• These little animals, thirteen hands high, showed more vigor and endurance than any we brought with us.
• Every man who is in the vigor of life ought to serve his country in whatever line it requires, and he is fit for.
• If he should undertake a bill of that kind, he will find no difficulty in conducting it with a degree of skill and vigor fully equal to all that have been exerted against him.
• Notwithstanding this apparent early loss of vigor, the instances of great longevity are perhaps more frequent in Louisiana than in any other State of the Union.

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