life-giving (Meaning)

Wordnet

life-giving (s)

giving or having the power to give life and spirit

Webster

Giving life or spirit; having power to give life; inspiriting; invigorating.

The rain fell with life-giving abundance, quenching the thirst of parched land.
The sun's rays provided life-giving warmth, nurturing the growth of plants and animals.
Water is the life-giving elixir that sustains all living organisms.
The doctor's skillful hands performed a life-giving surgery, saving a patient from the brink of death.
The volunteers distributed life-giving food to the hungry and impoverished.
The discovery of penicillin marked a life-giving milestone in medical history.
The ocean is a life-giving ecosystem that supports a vast array of marine creatures.
Education is a life-giving gift that empowers individuals and enriches societies.
The love and support of family and friends is a life-giving force that uplifts the soul.
The pursuit of knowledge and wisdom is a life-giving journey that expands our horizons and enriches our understanding of the world.

giving or having the power to give life and spiritGiving life or spirit; having power to give life; inspiriting; invigorating.

beneficial, stimulating, vital, strengthening, refreshing, vitalizing, conditioning, stimulative,restorative, bracing

injurious, injurious, pernicious, weakening, deadening, debilitating, exhausting, draining, numbing, deadening

The rain fell with life-giving abundance, quenching the thirst of parched land.

The sun's rays provided life-giving warmth, nurturing the growth of plants and animals.

Water is the life-giving elixir that sustains all living organisms.

The doctor's skillful hands performed a life-giving surgery, saving a patient from the brink of death.