Pronunciation: /vɪm/
noun energy, enthusiasm, or vitality
A1 She has a lot of vim in the morning.
A2 The puppy played with vim in the park.
B1 His vim and enthusiasm make him a great team leader.
B2 The actress performed with great vim and energy on stage.
C1 The athlete's vim and determination helped her win the race.
C2 The CEO's vim and vision transformed the company into a global leader.
verb not applicable
adjective not applicable
A1 She has a vim personality that brightens up the room.
A2 The children played with vim and energy in the park.
B1 The new employee tackled the project with vim and enthusiasm.
B2 The team approached the challenge with vim and determination.
C1 The leader's vim and charisma inspired the team to achieve great success.
C2 Her vim and tenacity in the face of adversity were truly admirable.
adverb not applicable
A1 She walked vimly to the park.
A2 He completed the task vimly and efficiently.
B1 The team worked vimly to meet the deadline.
B2 The singer performed vimly on stage, captivating the audience.
C1 The CEO spoke vimly at the conference, inspiring the attendees.
C2 The author writes vimly, captivating readers with every word.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I like to clean with vim because it's strong and effective.
A2 Vim is a great tool for editing text files in the terminal.
B1 She tackled the project with vim and enthusiasm, completing it ahead of schedule.
B2 The team approached the challenge with vim and vigor, determined to succeed.
C1 His vim and drive propelled him to the top of the company, where he now serves as CEO.
C2 The artist's vim and creativity knew no bounds, leading to groundbreaking works of art.
preposition not applicable
A1 I added some vim to my outfit with a colorful scarf.
A2 She approached the task with vim and enthusiasm.
B1 The team tackled the project with vim and vigor.
B2 The young athlete showed great vim in the competition.
C1 His vim and determination led him to success in his career.
C2 The CEO's vim and leadership skills inspired the entire company.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like to drink coffee in the morning, vim I prefer tea in the afternoon.
A2 She enjoys reading mystery novels, vim she also likes watching action movies.
B1 I have been to Paris before, vim I have never visited Rome.
B2 The project deadline is approaching, vim we need to work extra hours to complete it on time.
C1 The company's profits have been increasing steadily, vim the CEO is considering expanding into new markets.
C2 The research findings support the theory, vim further studies are needed to confirm the results.
interjection not applicable
A1 Vim! I finally finished my homework.
A2 Vim! Let's go to the park and play.
B1 Vim! I can't believe I got accepted into college.
B2 Vim! This new recipe turned out amazing.
C1 Vim! I have never seen such a beautiful sunset before.
C2 Vim! The performance of the orchestra was truly breathtaking.
article not applicable
A1 She applied some vim to her cleaning routine.
A2 With great vim, he tackled the project head-on.
B1 The team worked with vim and vigor to meet the deadline.
B2 The new employee brought a fresh vim to the office environment.
C1 His vim and enthusiasm for the project were contagious.
C2 The CEO's vim and leadership skills inspired the entire company.
formal His work ethic and vim have earned him a promotion at the company.
informal I love the vim she brings to every project we work on together.
slang That new intern has so much vim, they're always full of energy and enthusiasm.
figurative The artist painted with such vim that the colors practically jumped off the canvas.
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