Definition of «vigorous»

Vigorous means full of energy, strength and determination. It describes someone or something that is lively, active and forceful in their actions or approach. A vigorous person or thing is characterized by great physical activity or intense effort, often with a sense of enthusiasm and passion.

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He engaged in a vigorous workout regimen every morning, including running, weightlifting, and high-intensity interval training.
The team put on a vigorous performance during the championship game, displaying relentless energy and determination.
The company's CEO has been implementing a vigorous marketing strategy to boost sales, including aggressive advertising campaigns and targeted promotions.
The politician delivered a vigorous speech, passionately advocating for social reform and urging citizens to take action.
The group of volunteers undertook a vigorous cleaning effort, scrubbing and organizing every corner of the community center.

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Try to get in at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise or 75 minutes of vigorous exercise in each week. (naturalhealth365.com)
A 2012 study found that for normal - weight women who performed five hours or more of vigorous exercise per week, it took longer for them to get pregnant. (health.com)
A: The sliding scale recommending 150 minutes of activity a week or 75 of more vigorous activity don't fully cover the type of exercise that changes gene expression. (flippingfifty.com)
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Definition of «vigorous»

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