Associations to the word «Vigorous»
Noun
- Eruption
- Assailant
- Stride
- Opponent
- Brilliant
- Repression
- Spite
- Enforcement
- Thinker
- Effort
- Rough
- Advocacy
- Toil
- Imagination
- Enjoyment
- Measure
- Climber
- Puff
- Calorie
- Malta
- Defence
- Protestantism
- Jerk
- Shaking
- Convoy
- Campaign
- Propensity
- Adversary
- Maturity
- Brushing
- Paddle
- Urging
- Offensive
- Contraction
- Unitarian
- Knit
- Retort
- Tyranny
- Countenance
- Advocate
- Satire
- Flannel
- Reformer
Adjective
- Handsome
- Dignified
- Zealous
- Productive
- Strong
- Picturesque
- Flourishing
- Valiant
- Barbarous
- Genial
- Moderate
- Intelligent
- Keen
- Suggestive
- Joyous
- Masculine
- Muscular
- Emphatic
- Rugged
- Cheerful
- Fresh
- Incessant
- Speedy
- Prose
- Poetical
- Passionate
- Fragrant
- Sustained
- Bodily
- Fertile
- Ambitious
- Innumerable
- Engaging
- Warlike
- Habitual
- Decisive
- Ardent
- Lofty
- Bold
- Asserting
- Admirable
- Evangelical
- Alert
- Tory
Wiktionary
VIGOROUS, adjective. Physically strong and active.
VIGOROUS, adjective. Rapid of growth.
Dictionary definition
VIGOROUS, adjective. Characterized by forceful and energetic action or activity; "a vigorous hiker"; "gave her skirt a vigorous shake"; "a vigorous campaign"; "a vigorous foreign policy"; "vigorous opposition to the war".
VIGOROUS, adjective. Strong and active physically or mentally; "a vigorous old man who spent half of his day on horseback"- W.H.Hudson.
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