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vigor
noun as in power, energy
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“Lula seems younger now than he did at 70—he’s got more energy, more vigor and enthusiasm to defend Brazil and the poor,” said Éden Valadares, national communications secretary of the Workers’ Party.
Reclassification of sequestered art funds could support an appearance of general financial vigor.
It is a reflex that often arises after stocks have exhibited great vigor, or when a strong corporate earnings reporting season is nearing an end.
The language marked a departure from past plans, signaling renewed vigor to tackle structural economic imbalances.
After taking office, Cheney pursued with implacable vigor his vision of sweeping presidential authority—an idea known as the unitary executive.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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