vigour

/ˈvɪɡər/; /ˈvɪɡəʊr/

Definitions

1. noun

Physical or mental strength, energy, or power; a quality of being strong or healthy.

“The hikers maintained their vigour throughout the challenging climb.”

2. noun

A period of time when something is at its strongest or most active.

“The city experienced a surge of vigour in the years following the economic boom.”

3. noun

A person’s or a thing’s quality of being lively or spirited.

“The film’s director infused the movie with vigour, making it a hit at the box office.”

4. noun

A quality or feeling of being full of energy, enthusiasm, or excitement.

“The crowd’s vigour was palpable as the concert began.”

5. verb

To make or give something more strong or energetic; to give a boost or a kick to something.

“The new policy will vigour the local economy by creating jobs and stimulating growth.”

Synonyms

  • energy
  • strength
  • vitality

Antonyms

  • ineffectiveness
  • weakness