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Discover LudwigThe phrase "vigorous to" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning you intend to express with this phrase, as "vigorous" typically describes an action or quality rather than a relationship with "to." Example: "He approached the task with a vigorous attitude."
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Happy, caring, vigorous to the end.
My movements evolved quickly from vigorous to violent to kind of murderous.
The starting point of Cézanne was, by contrast, vigorous to the point of violence.
But welfare states are meant to transfer resources from the vigorous to the fragile.
One critic panned the building in a review in The Real Estate Record and Guide in 1891, calling it "vigorous to the point of rudeness".
"But the file-makers will be defeated!" Iran's democracy is incomplete (a Guardian Council representing the Islamic hierarchy vets candidates) but vigorous to the point of unpredictability.
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The triolein emulsion was made by mixing via the stopcock with vigorous to-and-fro movement of the syringes for 2 minutes.
Overall, the majority of interventions prescribed levels of exercise which could be classified as either moderate-to-vigorous (n = 6; 12%), vigorous (n = 28; 55%) or vigorous-to-high (n = 5; 10%) in intensity [33].
During each cycle, confluent cultures were subjected to vigorous shaking to dislodge neurons, which were then discarded.
After approx. 16 days, the cultures were subjected to vigorous lavage to remove the microglia from the confluent astrocyte monolayer.
She would seem young and vigorous enough to want to find another job or career.
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