My baby moves violently in womb

My baby moves violently in womb.
My baby moves vigorously in womb.

Do “Violently” and “Vigorously” have the same meaning?
Which one means move strongly?

Answer

How to describe baby movement?

Both violently and vigorously mean move strongly. Violently is more descriptive. As @evan said “Violently” has a negative connotation, you could use that if the baby’s movement was bothersome.

Personally I would think violently is the best of the two. Often expectant mothers will use words such as frequently or constantly to describe baby movement. Vigorously seems too medical for a normal description.

Finishing the Sentence

It should also be noted that “moves in womb” is not complete. You need to add a “the”, “my”, “his”, or “her” between “in” and “womb”

My baby moves violently in my womb.

Description of the baby moving inside yourself.

My baby moves violently in her womb.

Depending on context, you could be talking about a pregnant woman or speaking from the perspective of a female baby.

My baby moves violently in his womb.

Speaking from the perspective of a male baby.

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Source : Link , Question Author : user73963 , Answer Author : Phil