The Power of Vigorous Words
Option 1 is Correct. Politicians use sound bites, and lawyers use briefs. These references serve as illustrations of Vigorous words. Vigorous is a word used to describe anything powerful or enthusiastic. Its root word, vigor, which means "liveliness, energy," is French. A vigorous individual is one who is physically active and mentally active when they require a lot of mental work. Activities that are 6 METS or more are considered to be of a vigorous intensity. The greatest amount of oxygen must be consumed to finish vigorous activities. Sports like sprinting (5 mph and above), swimming, shoveling, soccer, jumping rope, and carrying large items are examples of strenuous physical activity (i.e. bricks). His remarks were greeted with rousing applause. She vehemently defended her convictions. Every day, you should engage in 20 minutes of vigorous activity.
Lawyers refer to briefs and politicians refer to sound bites. These references are examples of which of the following? 1. Vigorous words 2. Pompous language 3. Jargon 4. Bias-free words
1. Vigorous words