vigour BrE
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He set about the task with vigour, despite having no military experience.

I wanted to restore Mother to her old vigour and interest in life.

The force and vigour of him were extraordinary: almost too much so.

But in the spirit of the times, and the public situation, such vigour was necessary.

We have brought new vigour to the Quartet in recent months.

I heard the words lack of vigour used to describe it.

Vigour and vision are the supreme need at this hour.

She did this with great vigour at, seemingly, every opportunity.

She saw him a man, young, full of vigour, making the world glow again for her.

At the start, indeed, he nearly won straight away by the vigour of his attack.

It is only really in the last year and a half that the matter has been addressed with any vigour.

He would be in his late fifties now, but full of vigour, it was said.

From then on he would continue to play roles with increasing vigour over the years.

The king, now more experienced, took up the struggle with great vigour.

We will also react with the necessary vigour to events in the country.

Therefore, we need to make sure there is hybrid vigour.

Good to see some straight common sense, expressed with style and vigour too.

The old man has the vigour and stamina of a person half his age.

Her body seemed to be pouring some of its youth and vigour into his.

Though he could hardly stand, there was still plenty of vigour in his voice.

The band was now moving ahead with increased vigour and purpose.

The following morning, the combat was renewed with great vigour.

This dance form is known as the masculine art, with vigour.

The men were still fresh with vigour for any sort of work following their escape from prison.

Arguments against the first measure were also pushed with vigour.

Then they were off again, with no less vigor than before.

Of course we want growth and vigor in our economy.

"What has given us new vigor in this is we think the American people are on our side."

Those things meant nothing to her, beyond their health and vigor.

He was surprised at the vigor of his own voice.

No one had really thought him capable of such vigor.

"I learned nothing more than we already know," Vigor said.

Well, he found out about vigor and strength, right enough!

That scene about does it for the physical vigor of the show.

For all its vigor, though, the local economy has faded of late.

Chicago is one of those American cities known for its vigor.

Vigor started to speak, but Gray held him off with a hand.

He has checked with a vigor many thought long ago spent.

One of the few countries with any vigor is Taiwan.

Again he nodded, with a little more vigor this time.

Every- thing seemed to be charged with new vigor and energy.

He's a couple of years younger than me, but all us boys knew him in Vigor.

She was playing her ideal experience out, with full vigor.

"All of these things have to be attacked with the same vigor."

Well but who might've imagined the vigor of this boy!

The dog showed even more vigor than when on his own.

I am here for a vacation - a new vigor.

Those of us who like a little more fire would encourage greater vigor.

In short, we have nothing to do but to go on with vigor and determination.

But he is playing with a vigor and purpose that makes you see the future.