Uk English Meaning of vital
Vital
Other Uk English words related to Vital
- dynamic
- Energetic
- lively
- powerful
- robust
- vigorous
- athletic
- capable
- fit
- FLUSH
- healthy
- lusty
- mighty
- red-blooded
- spirited
- strong
- tough
- animated
- beefy
- brawny, muscular
- brisk
- Burly
- Competent
- dashing
- energised
- enlivened
- firm
- fortified
- Gingery
- healthy
- hardy
- hearty
- husky
- invigorated
- kinetic
- Spirited
- Muscular
- perky
- Powerful
- refreshing
- rejuvenated
- revitalized
- robust
- rugged
- sound
- Sprightly
- stalwart
- stout
- strapping
- sturdy
- virile
- revitalised
- Lively
- punchy
Nearest Words of vital
- vitaille => victuals
- vitaceae => Grape family
- visually impaired person => Visually impaired person
- visually impaired => Visually impaired
- visually challenged => Visually impaired
- visually => visually
- visualizer => visualizer
- visualized => visualised
- visualize => Visualise
- visualization => Visualisation
Definitions and Meaning of vital in English
vital (s)
urgently needed; absolutely necessary
performing an essential function in the living body
full of spirit; full of life
manifesting or characteristic of life
vital (a.)
Belonging or relating to life, either animal or vegetable; as, vital energies; vital functions; vital actions.
Contributing to life; necessary to, or supporting, life; as, vital blood.
Containing life; living.
Being the seat of life; being that on which life depends; mortal.
Very necessary; highly important; essential.
Capable of living; in a state to live; viable.
vital (n.)
A vital part; one of the vitals.
FAQs About the word vital
Vital
urgently needed; absolutely necessary, performing an essential function in the living body, full of spirit; full of life, manifesting or characteristic of lifeB
dynamic ,Energetic,lively,powerful,robust,vigorous,athletic,capable,fit,FLUSH
delicate,dull,Faint,Feeble,frail,impotent,infirm,lethargic,listless,powerless
vitaille => victuals, vitaceae => Grape family, visually impaired person => Visually impaired person, visually impaired => Visually impaired, visually challenged => Visually impaired,
