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Discover LudwigThe phrase "grow vigorously" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to grow or develop quickly and with strength. Example: The crops in the field grew vigorously after the heavy rainfall, resulting in a bountiful harvest.
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The plants grow vigorously, so prepare to re-pot or divide them.
Bright blue-green cyanobacteria of many kinds can grow vigorously in extremely alkaline environments (pH 10 13).
I have watched them grow vigorously over the last few weeks, and their little red roots are starting to swell.
The economy will not grow vigorously enough to cut the number of jobless unless the climate is friendlier to foreign investment and local start-ups.
Mr. Silverman's logic is that spending on air travel will continue to grow vigorously, but buying an airline is not a good investment.
For months, the economy had managed to grow vigorously despite worrying developments, from the unraveling of the housing industry to turmoil in the credit markets.
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But the private sector has grown vigorously too.
Business investment, which grew vigorously in the seven years to 2000, has been notably weak in the past five years.
It grows vigorously in one animal: the armadillo, a fact discovered only in the 1970s at a federal laboratory in Baton Rouge, La.
Spring has once again come to New York, and my herbs are waking up from their winter hibernation and are again growing vigorously.
In one key regard, this crisis is more problematic: In the 1990s, the rest of the global economy was growing vigorously.
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