vigour

• Nom désignant la force physique ou mentale, l'énergie et la puissance active, souvent associé à un effort vif et vigoureux.

A noun referring to physical or mental strength, energy, and active force, often associated with lively or forceful exertion.

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1. B2formalbritish

   Active physical or mental strength, energy, and enthusiasm.

   Vigueur (force physique ou mentale)

   • She attacked the problem with renewed vigour.
   • The athlete trained with great vigour every morning.
   • His speech was full of vigour and passion.

   Synonymesanimationdynamismenergyenthusiasmforcepowerspiritstrengthvigorvitality

   Antonymesapathyexhaustionfatiguefrailtyinactivitylanguorlethargylistlessnesstorporweakness

2. Forceful exertionB2formalbritish

   Intense effort or force applied to an activity.

   Vigueur, énergie déployée

   • The workers laboured with vigour to finish the project.
   • He pushed the heavy door with all his vigour.
   • The debate was conducted with intellectual vigour.

   Synonymeseffortenergyexertionforceintensitymightpowerstrengthvigor

   Antonymeslethargylistlessnesssluggishnesstorporweakness

3. Lively styleC1formalbritish

   An imaginative, lively, and energetic style, especially in writing or art.

   Verve

   • The author's writing is known for its vigour and originality.
   • Her paintings are full of colour and vigour.
   • The novel was praised for its narrative vigour.

   Synonymesanimationbriodashenergypanachespiritvervevitalityvivacity

   Antonymesdullnessflatnesslifelessnesstamenessweakness