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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a vigor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific instance or type of energy, strength, or enthusiasm.
Example: "She approached the project with a vigor that inspired her entire team."
Alternatives: "an energy" or "a vitality".
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Strand's photography is explicit and frequently vigorous, but it is a vigor of composition rather than of dramatic action.
What a vigor project ever seen in life!
Ulyanovsk's elections have displayed a vigor absent nationally.
Iraqis are speaking out and demonstrating with a vigor borne of 35 years of imposed silence.
Her mother's playing had both a vigor to it, and grace.
Executing Mr. Malkmus's intricate compositions, the band revealed a vigor all its own.
Once power had been delivered into his hands, he seized it kinetically, with a vigor that stunned the crowd.
He and Congress, though, took on the energy emergency with a vigor that seems unimaginable these days.
MOST impressive, Design Miami had a vigor that was missing from Art Basel, which was seven times its size.
The actors, uniformly excellent, attack the material with a vigor that, in such close quarters, sometimes is downright scary.
Throughout this disc, Hartford plays the intricate tunes with a vigor and lilt that is both exciting and profound.
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