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Definition of vigorously - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
energy determinationwith great energy, force, or determination
- She shook the bottle vigorously before opening it.
- He exercised vigorously each morning before work.
- Protesters argued vigorously for reform.
Origin of vigorously
Latin, vigor (liveliness) + -ous (full of)
Terms with vigorously included in their meaning
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cooking
beat or stir vigorously
cooking
beat or stir something vigorously
advocacy
advocate vigorously for a cause or person
movement
wave or swing vigorously
plant
grow vigorously and healthily
motion
stirred or agitated vigorously
advocate
emphasize or promote something vigorously
exercise hard
exercise vigorously to the point of exhaustion
physical movement
shake or stir vigorously
rapid growth
grow or develop rapidly and vigorously
activism
vigorously campaigning for a cause
defense
fight vigorously to protect something
competition
compete vigorously for something
plant
growing or spreading rapidly and vigorously
physical struggle
struggle physically or vigorously
activism
to campaign vigorously for a goal
work
use a tool or weapon vigorously
chemistry
process of boiling or bubbling vigorously
greeting
grip someone's hand vigorously
performance
clap loudly and vigorously
search
find by searching thoroughly and vigorously
speed
very quickly or vigorously
vigorously
with great energy or enthusiasm
boiling
boil vigorously
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- French:vigoureusement, ...
- German:energisch, ...
- Italian:vigorosamente, ...
- Spanish:vigorosamente, ...
- Portuguese:vigorosamente, ...
- Chinese:用力地, ...
- Japanese:力強く, ...
- Arabic:بحيوية, ...
- Hebrew:בְּנִמְרָצוּת, ...
- Russian:энергично, ...
- Ukrainian:енергійно, ...
- Hindi:जोर से, ...
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