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vigour |
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vigour (US), vigor 1. the capacity for survival or strong healthy growth in a plant or animal 2. Chiefly US legal force or effectiveness; validity (esp in the phrase in vigour) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The very law that condemned her -- a giant of stem featured but with vigour to support, as well as to annihilate, in his iron arm -- had held her up through the terrible ordeal of her ignominy. Neither doth water suit weary and withered ones: WE deserve wine--IT alone giveth immediate vigour and improvised health Physically they were almost a race apart, and out-of-door work had given them a vigour which, when they got over their first shyness on coming to town, developed into a positive carriage and freedom of movement, and made them conspicuous among Black Hawk women. |
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