equal vigour
collocation in Englishmeaningsofequalandvigour
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equal
adjective
uk/ˈiː.kwəl/us/ˈiː.kwəl/
the same in amount, number, ...
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vigour
noun[U]
uk/ˈvɪɡ.ər/us/ˈvɪɡ.ɚ/
strength, energy, ...
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(Definition ofequalandvigourfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Will it be pursued withequalvigour?
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We need to do the reverse withequalvigour.
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All measures must be considered and implemented withequalvigour.
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In the end, truth, pursued withequalvigourand determination, will defeat the lie, but it must be pursued withequalvigourand determination.
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The labour movement has typically opposed most of the recent reform measures, but it has not opposed them withequalvigour.
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That philosophy has not been applied with anything likeequalvigouron the continent.
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Competition is being applied withequalvigourin other areas—for example, in naval shipbuilding.
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We pursued them withequalvigourbut in alaissezfairefashion.
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Every undertaker will be examined withequalvigour, irrespective of the size of this year's increases.
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Let governments and the international community respond with at leastequalvigourand commitment.
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My successors were able to pursue these policies withequalvigourright up to privatisation in 1994.
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To my mind, there is little use in tackling food production unless the population problem is tackled withequalvigour.
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Either they go to the dogs and the bottle—which they usually do—or they turn to some other enthusiasm with equal naivety andequalvigour.
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But road transport, too, must be able to compete withequalvigourfor the freight for which it is best suited.
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I have learnt already that there are several answers to each of these, and other, questions, all offered withequalvigour.
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I say withequalvigourthat a considerable part of the voluntary sector, with or without our help, makes a significant contribution.
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I wish the view that every arts man ought to have a solid grounding in science and technology was pressed withequalvigour—but that is another story.
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The college is not just an academic fire-wall, extra-curricular activities are pursued withequalvigour.
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I only wish that other local authorities who do not have the advantages of being in close access to the capital itself would follow their example withequalvigour.
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