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- Dictionaryvig·or/ˈviɡər/
noun
- 1. physical strength and good health: "I was 79, but still full of vigor and vitality"
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Vigor is a noun that means active bodily or mental strength or force, or effective legal status. Learn more about its synonyms, examples, word history, and related phrases from Merriam-Webster Dictionary.
VIGOR definition: 1. strength, energy, or enthusiasm: 2. strength of thought, opinion, expression, etc.: 3…. Learn more.
Aside from mental or physical vitality, the noun vigor can be applied to an imaginative style of thought or expression and also to a forceful intensity. "The jury was not only willing to acquit the defendant, but also nominate him for sainthood, by the time his attorney had delivered, with vigor, an impassioned plea for his client's innocence."
VIGOR meaning: 1. strength, energy, or enthusiasm: 2. strength of thought, opinion, expression, etc.: 3…. Learn more.
Vigor means active strength or force, healthy physical or mental energy or power, vitality. See examples of vigor in sentences, synonyms, word history, idioms and phrases.
Vigor is a noun that means a state of vitality, strength, and enthusiastic determination. It comes from Latin 'vigor,' meaning 'active strength' or 'vitality.' See examples, history, and quiz of vigor.
Vigor means physical or mental strength, energy, or force, or the capacity for natural growth and survival. Find synonyms, antonyms, translations, and examples of vigor in different contexts.
