English to Irish Meaning of vigorous - bríomhar

Vigorous :

bríomhar

adjective

bríomhar, cumhachtach, ríthábhachtach

Vigorous :: bríomharVigorously :: bríomhar

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Definitions of vigorous in English

Adjective(1) characterized by forceful and energetic action or activity(2) strong and active physically or mentally

Examples of vigorous in English

(1) Unfortunately this lack of vigorous physical exercise has resulted in an increase of various illnesses.(2) Desdemona speaks in a vigorous plain language with a strong ethical dimension.(3) And the pope, we're told, kept up his full, vigorous schedule this Christmas Eve, despite his frail health.(4) More than a third of young people in grades 9-12 do not regularly engage in vigorous physical activity.(5) Cortisol increases blood sugar levels, which provides the fuel for quick and vigorous physical action.(6) She married in the face of vigorous objections from her family.(7) The language is often colloquial and vigorous .(8) A healthy level of vigorous debate is the vital spark of any relationship.(9) How can you trumpet a strong military and a vigorous foreign policy and then insist on small government?(10) However, heart transplant patients should avoid vigorous physical activities.(11) The Concertino is vigorous , full of delightful ideas, well worked-out.(12) Half of young people between ages of 12 to 21 engage in no regular vigorous physical activity.(13) A further concern was that one in 10 girls and one in 20 boys reported that they took part in vigorous physical activity ├ö├ç├┐less than once a week or never├ö├ç├û.(14) However, vigorous aerobic exercise, like hard running or strenuous hiking, produces pronounced changes.(15) He is being put through a vigorous physical fitness programme which includes stamina, gym work, endurance running and weight training.(16) Certainly, despite vigorous denials, there was tension between the two during filming.

Related Phrases of vigorous

(1) be vigorous ::

bheith bríomhar

(2) vigorous expansion ::

leathnú bríomhar

(3) bold and vigorous ::

dána agus bríomhar

Related Phrases of vigorous

(1) be vigorous ::

bheith bríomhar

(2) vigorous expansion ::

leathnú bríomhar

(3) bold and vigorous ::

dána agus bríomhar

Synonyms

Adjective

1. robust ::

láidir

2. healthy ::

sláintiúil

3. hale and hearty ::

hale agus hearty

4. strong ::

láidir

5. sturdy ::

sturdy

6. fit ::

oiriúnach

7. hardy ::

Hardy

8. tough ::

diana

9. athletic ::

Lúthchleas Gael

10. bouncing ::

preabadh

11. thriving ::

rathúil

12. flourishing ::

faoi bhláth

13. blooming ::

blooming

14. energetic ::

fuinniúil

15. lively ::

bríomhar

16. active ::

gníomhach

17. perky ::

perky

18. spirited ::

spirited

19. vibrant ::

bríomhar

20. vital ::

ríthábhachtach

22. peppy ::

peppy

23. bouncy ::

bouncy

24. in the pink ::

sa bándearg

Antonyms

1. dull ::

dull

2. lethargic ::

lethargic

3. listless ::

listless

4. sluggish ::

sluggish

5. torpid ::

torpid

Different Forms

vigorous, vigorously

Word Example from TV Shows

That woman not only had VIGOROUS coitus with Bert

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 16

Examples of vigorous from TV Shows

That woman not only had VIGOROUS coitus with Bert

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 16

English to Irish Dictionary: vigorous

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