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    example sentence: The crowd reacted with vigor after the team scored a goal. This means they reacted with strong feelings, and excitement, in this case. Vigor has a few different definitions. It is a noun. It is used to describe other nouns or actions. It generally means strength; physical strength, intellectual strength, strong emotions or reactions, etc. It is commonly used to describe another noun or verb by adding "with vigor" Vigorous is the adjective (noun descriptor) form, and vigorously is the adverb (verb descriptor) form. I hope this helps!
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    The definition for the word "gotten," in this case, would need to be combined with the word "over." When used together, "to get over" or "gotten over" means to overcome. Here is another way to say the same thing: The deer have overcome their skittishness. The word "long" here implies it happened in the distant past. You may also want to note that the plural for "deer" is also just "deer" (one deer, two deer...)! I hope this helps!
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