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vim
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
vim
(noun)
vigor
(noun)
vim
/
ˈ
vɪm/
noun
vim
/
ˈ
vɪm/
noun
Britannica Dictionary definition of VIM
vim and vigor
(US)
or British
vim and vigour
:
energy and enthusiasm
Though she's no longer young, she's still full of
vim and vigor
. [=
vitality
]
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