Word – Vital

Vital – Word of the Day

Meaning

(adjective): absolutely necessary; essential.

(verb): give strength and energy to.

Synonyms:

• Essential
• Crucial
• Necessary
• Important
• Required

History: 

It originated in late Middle English explaining the principle of living beings through Old French word via Latin word Vitalis which means life.

Examples:

• Adjective Usage – Vital:

1. My wife’s support is vital for my business.
2. You have to make a vital contribution to the company.
3. The doctor said my tumour has spread in my entire body; it’s vital for me to go for surgery this week itself.
4. For a healthy relationship, good communication is very vital.
5. My father says education plays a vital role in anyone’s career.

• Noun Usage – Vitality:

2. All the students who have never shown much vitality were subjected to equal grooming.
3. Max shows so much vitality and energy in his work.
4. You should switch to healthy eating habits. It will improve your vitality and general health.
5. The client said Tina had shown so much energy and vitality in her presentation that they are highly impressed.
6. The trainer is happy to see players so full of vitality.

• Verb Usage – Vitalize:

3. The government needs to allocate more funds in the education sector to vitalize our education industry.
4. I am working two shifts in a day to vitalize my sayings.
5. I hope the plan presented by the President will vitalize our economy.
6. Jordan sometimes tells jokes to his students to vitalize the environment in the class.
7. Richa is taking training in education to vitalize the schools in her village.

• Adverb Usage – Vitally:

4. My parents know how vitally important it is to settle down before getting married.
5. It is vitally important to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
6. The steps taken by the doctors are vitally crucial before starting the operation.
7. It is vitally important that one should think twice before saying anything instead of blabbering randomly.
8. It is vitally important to wear a seat belt while driving.