Vires
noun, plural vires
[wee-reys; English vahy-reez] /ˈwi reɪs; English ˈvaɪ riz/ (Show IPA). Latin.
1.
strength; force; power.
noun
1.
the plural of vis
noun (pl) vires (ˈvaɪriːz)
1.
power, force, or strength
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