Pronunciation

/vɪˈtæl/

Definitions

Noun

1. Adjective: Of great importance; essential; critical. For example: “Physical activity is a vital component of a healthy lifestyle.”
2. Adjective: Indicating life or vitality; vibrant. For example: “The city’s vital energy was palpable on a sunny day.”

Verb

1. To be essential or crucial for something’s survival or success. For example: “This new technology is vital to the company’s growth.”
2. To maintain or support life or well-being. For example: “Vital signs like heart rate and blood pressure must be monitored closely.”

Adverb

Used to emphasize the importance or significance of something. For example: “Her role in the project is vitally important.”

Phrases

• “A vital organ” refers to a body part that is essential for life.
• “Vital discussions” are those that address key issues.
• “Vital statistics” include demographic data that provide insights into a population’s health.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “A balanced diet is vital for maintaining good health.”
• Verb: “Regular exercise is vital to her fitness routine.”
• Adverb: “His contribution was vitally needed to solve the problem.”

Synonyms

• Essential
• Crucial
• Indispensable
• Necessary
• Vitality
• Perishable
• Lifestaving

Antonyms

• Unimportant
• Irrelevant
• Nonessential
• Superfluous
• Insufficient