Vim

/vɪm/

Meaning & Definition

noun

Energy; enthusiasm; vigor.

She approached her new project with great vim.

Liveliness or vitality.

Despite his age, he still wakes up every morning with vim and vigor.

An energetic and lively spirit.

The team played with vim, surprising their opponents with their enthusiasm.

Origin unknown; possibly from the word 'vim' meaning 'energy' or from slang.

full of vim

Having a lot of energy and enthusiasm.

vim and vigor

Full of energy and determination.

put some vim into it

Do something with more energy.

vitality

The state of being strong and active; energy.

zeal

Great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective.

A lively enthusiasm or spirit.

She’s got all the vim in the world; nothing can bring her down.

A strong desire to engage in activities vigorously.

After a good coffee, he was filled with vim to tackle his tasks.