Vigour is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VIGOUR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• active strength or force, also VIGOR
• physical strength and good health
• effort, energy, and enthusiasm
• physical or mental energy
• forceful exertion
• active strength of body or mind
• an imaginative lively style (especially style of writing)

Words related to VIGOUR

lustihead13 lustihood13 vigor9 vigours11

Words that contain VIGOUR

vigours11

How to use VIGOUR in a sentence

• I wish to offer my tribute to the departed patriot and I think that I cannot do better than say that his death, as his life, has poured new vigour into the country.
• Technically, the masterpiece bears signs of fatigue and discontent, in spite of its extraordinary vigour of conception and execution.
• But when her mind had thus resumed its natural tone, and in time its accustomed vigour, the past demanded all her solicitude.
• His memory, which seemed suddenly to have returned to him with unusual vigour, wonderfully served him.
• Her first illness, however alarming, had been baffled by time, skill, and principally by the vigour of an extremely youthful frame, then a stranger to any serious indisposition.
• They have a facility, vigour, and knowledge, which were prodigious in a boy of sixteen, but which would not have been so in a man of twenty.
• We found him only at home, looking in great vigour and much the better for this little change of scene and circumstance.
• Williams says if he had not been helped out with the vigour, energy, and method of Mr.
• The campaign of 1691 in Flanders was conducted on both sides with the utmost vigour and the least possible result.
• At length the reinforcement arrived about the latter end of June, and their general seemed determined to act with vigour.
• This order was executed with equal vigour and success.
• His poetry is pervaded by elegance of sentiment and no inconsiderable vigour of expression.
• But in this case it seems that the possible husband is hunting you with some vigour.
• The square short face and sturdy form of Samuel Marsden show the force, vigour, and determination of his nature, which told on beast as well as man.
• He had entered on his duties as master of Hall, and set with vigour about improving his inheritance.
• It awakened many of the national characteristics which had slept for ages, and gave new vigour to the communal and municipal institutions, and even extended to political society.
• Given the sun and quickly come warmth and food and shelter, health and vigour and increase of life.
• These were the moments that inspired his life, that gave it an ever-increasing vigour of human and divine perception.
• Every act, every impulse, of virtue and vice, affects in any creature, face, voice, nervous power, and vigour and harmony of invention, at once.
• Soon like a mighty deluge it burst on at once in its full vigour, as though it would overwhelm creation once more in immediate ruin.

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