Definitions
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- adjective Having
vigour ; found especially in compounds.
Etymologies
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From vigour + -ed.
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Examples
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Are these the iron-vigoured ones that survived the hardships from Baltimore to the Horn, and are fitted to survive anything?
CHAPTER XXXIX 2010
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Are you going to treat it as a fresh start, inject a spring to your step and take on the world with new and vigoured confidence?
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Are these the iron-vigoured ones that survived the hardships from Baltimore to the Horn, and are fitted to survive anything?
Chapter 39 1914
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Are these the iron-vigoured ones that survived the hardships from Baltimore to the Horn, and are fitted to survive anything?
The Mutiny of the Elsinore Jack London 1896
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