vigour
UK /ˈvɪɡə/ US /ˈvɪɡɚ/
noun 3
Collocations
10(noun.)
ADJ
added, increased, increasing
fresh, new, renewed
She tackled the project with fresh vigour after getting a good night's sleep.
extraordinary, great, tremendous | youthful | creative, intellectual, physical
VERB + VIGOUR
pursue/tackle sth with
The team tackled the project with vigour and completed it two weeks early.
PREP
with ~
PHRASES
full of vigour
The young athletes returned to training full of vigour after their summer break.
vim and vigour
The young team attacked the match with vim and vigour from the opening whistle.
with equal vigour
The two teams competed against each other with equal vigour throughout the match.
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