Vigorous

//ˈvɪɡəɹəs//

Synonyms for "vigorous" (241 found)

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Translations

71 translations across 29 languages.

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Albanian

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  • ardhangët adj (physically strong and active)

Ancient Greek

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  • αἰζηός adj (physically strong and active)
  • γοργός adj (physically strong and active)
  • εὔτονος adj (physically strong and active)

Armenian

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  • զորեղ adj (physically strong and active)

Bhojpuri

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  • जोरदार adj (physically strong and active)

Bulgarian

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  • мощен adj (physically strong and active)
  • силен adj (physically strong and active)

Chinese Mandarin

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  • 剛勁 /刚劲 adj (physically strong and active)
  • 生機勃勃的 /生机勃勃的 adj (rapid of growth)
  • 精力充沛的 adj (physically strong and active)
  • 茂盛 adj (rapid of growth)

Dutch

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  • krachtig adj (physically strong and active)
  • sterk adj (physically strong and active)

Esperanto

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  • vigla adj (physically strong and active)

Finnish

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  • elinvoimainen adj (rapid of growth)
  • ponteva adj (physically strong and active)
  • tarmokas adj (physically strong and active)
  • voimakas adj (rapid of growth)

Galician

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  • vigoroso adj (physically strong and active)

Georgian

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  • ენერგიული adj (physically strong and active)
  • მხნე adj (physically strong and active)
  • ძლიერი adj (physically strong and active)

German

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  • dynamisch adj (rapid of growth)
  • eifrig adj (physically strong and active)
  • energisch adj (physically strong and active)
  • flott adj (physically strong and active)

Greek

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  • ακμαίος adj (physically strong and active)
  • ρωμαλέος adj (physically strong and active)

Hindi

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  • ज़ोरदार adj (physically strong and active)

Hungarian

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  • makkegészséges adj (physically strong and active)

Irish

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  • bríomhar adj (physically strong and active)
  • ceolmhar adj (physically strong and active)
  • fuinniúil adj (physically strong and active)
  • neartmhar adj (physically strong and active)

Italian

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  • vigoroso adj (physically strong and active)

Japanese

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  • 精力的 adj (physically strong and active)

Latin

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  • strēnuus adj (physically strong and active)
  • vegetus adj (physically strong and active)
  • vigrus adj (physically strong and active)

Māori

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  • haemata adj (rapid of growth)
  • hauoraora adj (physically strong and active)
  • mākā adj (physically strong and active)
  • tūkaha adj (physically strong and active)

Northern Kurdish

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  • xurt adj (physically strong and active)

Ottoman Turkish

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  • دینج adj (physically strong and active)

Polish

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  • energiczny adj (physically strong and active)

Portuguese

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  • vigoroso adj (physically strong and active)

Romanian

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  • viguros adj (physically strong and active)

Russian

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  • си́льный adj (physically strong and active)
  • энерги́чный adj (physically strong and active)

Spanish

2 entries
  • vigoroso adj (physically strong and active)
  • viripotente adj (physically strong and active)

Swedish

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  • kraftfull adj (physically strong and active)

Ukrainian

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  • енергійний adj (physically strong and active)
  • сильний adj (physically strong and active)
  • інтенсивний adj (physically strong and active)

Sample sentences

15 total sentences available.

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You will be more vigorous if you exercise.

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The vigorous man is engaged in diverse activities.

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Vigorous exercise makes you sweat.

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We had a very vigorous debate.

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