Vigorousの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: strong, healthy, and full of energy.

A: strong, forceful, full of energy

A: Vigorous means energetic. Example: "The doctor advised her to take some vigorous exercise".

A: I exercise vigorously every day.
She jumps up in the air with vigor.
He has a vigorous training program.

A:
Vigorous exercise makes you sweat
There has been vigorous opposition to the proposals for a new road

A: As an adjective:
- We did vigorous exercise.
- My coach is vigorous.
As an adverb:
- I worked vigorously.

It means to be tough, hardworking, or full of energy.

A: Vigorous refers to physical ability whilst spirited refers to intangible qualities such as liveliness and mental fortitude.

Eg: The sprinter ran vigorously to defend his world championship title.

Eg: The young lady, despite many setbacks, continued her spirited pursuit of education.

A: Rapid generally refers to the speed of something. Vigorous refers to higher speed and higher concentration.

A: As adjectives the difference between vigorous and energetic is that vigorous is physically strong and active while energetic is possessing, exerting, or displaying energy....

A: Something vigorous is difficult or requires a lot of effort.
Ex/
He completed the vigorous military training camp.

Invigorate is to give or gain energy or strength.
Ex/
He felt invigorated after giving a great speech.
A quick jog will invigorate you.

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