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noun
- 1. energy; enthusiasm: informal "in his youth he was full of vim and vigour"
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Vim is a noun that means robust energy and enthusiasm. It comes from Latin and is related to words like vigor and vitality. See synonyms, examples, and word history of vim.
VIM is an old-fashioned word for energy and enthusiasm. Learn how to use it in sentences with synonyms and translations.
VIM is an old-fashioned word for energy and enthusiasm. Learn how to use it in sentences and see synonyms and translations.
Vim definition: lively or energetic spirit; enthusiasm; vitality.. See examples of VIM used in a sentence.
Vim is a noun that means liveliness or energy; enthusiasm. It is also the name of a text editor for Unix and Unix-like systems. Find out more about its origin, usage and related terms.
Vim is an odd-looking word, but it stands for a simple concept: being ready for activity, especially vigorous activity. Someone who is always playing sports or going on trips is full of vim. Someone who lies on the couch watching TV all day shows very little vim.
Vim is an old-fashioned and informal word for energy. Learn how to pronounce it, see example sentences and synonyms, and check its word origin.
