vigorously resist

Frequency: 6.89.1 per million words

To oppose something with physical strength or energy.

resistADVERB + resist

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vigorously

Examples (10)

  • The local community vigorously resisted the plans to build a new highway.
  • He vigorously resisted arrest when the police arrived at his door.
  • The company vigorously resisted the hostile takeover bid.
  • Many employees vigorously resist any changes to their working hours.
  • The army vigorously resisted the invasion for several weeks.
  • The defendant vigorously resisted the allegations made against him in court.
  • Small businesses are vigorously resisting the new tax regulations.
  • She vigorously resisted the urge to scream in frustration.
  • The body's immune system vigorously resists the spread of the infection.
  • The proposal was vigorously resisted by members of the opposition party.