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Meanings of vim in English
Usage of vim in English
1
So Red Shirt and Clown were fishing fertilisers with vim and vigor.
2
Yes, pop punk played with vim and vigour is no longer fashionable.
3
On paper this was a team well-stocked with pace and youthful vim.
4
The multitude enjoyed its sharp, short, stinging paragraphs; its vim and vehemence.
5
Even the anti-fur trade protesters were unable to resist the performers' vim.
6
Spurs, meanwhile, exude the vim and vigour of a side with purpose.
7
And you can see that philosophy reflected everywhere with vim and vigour.
8
This was sung with tremendous vim, and the minister began his sermon.
9
Upon my word, I did not know you had so much vim.
10
Defensive frailties remain, but the vim and verve have returned to Liverpool's approach.
11
He paced back and forth with considerable vim in his movements.
12
Despite the flurry of early wickets the batsmen opted to attack with vim.
13
She sensed his increased breathing; her own heart pattered with vim.
14
Ruth Hale and Nina Merrill were playing with honest vim and in silence.
15
There is a lot of life and vim left in this little fellow.
16
They were girls of vigor and vim, intelligence and imagination, practical and industrious.
