vigour

simple noun16 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.7
great vigour8.0

Denotes a very high level of energy or intensity.

renewed vigour7.5

Emphasizes the restoration of energy after a period of decline.

new vigour7.3

Similar to 'fresh vigour', implying a restored or newly found energy.

fresh vigour7.2

Indicates a new and vibrant start of energy.

youthful vigour6.9

Refers to the energy and liveliness typically associated with young people.

increased vigour6.8

Refers to a heightened level of energy or strength.

increasing vigour6.5

Describes a continuous growth in energy or strength.

physical vigour6.2

Refers to bodily strength, energy, and health.

intellectual vigour5.8

Refers to mental energy, alertness, and analytical power.

full of vigour7.1

Describes a person or thing as having a lot of energy and life.

with equal vigour6.3

To do two or more things with the same high level of energy.

vim and vigour5.0

An idiomatic expression for great energy and enthusiasm.

with vigour8.2

Adverbial phrase meaning to do something with great energy and determination.

lack vigour6.5

To not have enough energy, strength, or enthusiasm.

regain vigour6.0

To get back one's energy or strength after losing it.

restore vigour5.5

To bring back energy or strength to someone or something.