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vigor
nounmasculinegeneral usecommon/viˈɣɔɾ/vi·gor
Definitions
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Physical strength or vitality; energy, robustness.
Usage examples
“Despite his age, he still has a lot of vigor.”
“The illness sapped his vigor.”
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Common combinations
with vigorto lose vigorfull of vigor
Idiomatic expressions
- to come into force (to become valid, effective)
2
The state of being in effect; validity, legal effect.
Usage examples
“The new regulation comes into force next month.”
“The contract is still in force.”
Common combinations
in forceto come into forceto cease to be in force