vitality Antonyms
Strongest:
- laziness
- anemia
- lethargy
- lethargy
- lifelessness
- laziness
- indolence
- inactivity
- indolence
- inactivity
- lifelessness
- anemia
Strong:
- apathy
- sluggishness
- torpidity
- torpidity
- weariness
- bloodlessness
- impassivity
- torpor
- dullness
- apathy
- listlessness
- bloodlessness
- sluggishness
- dullness
- weariness
- listlessness
- dulness
- languor
- torpor
- languor
- impassivity
- sleepiness
- sleepiness
- dulness
Weak:
Strongest:
- enthusiasm
- cheerfulness
- robustness
- exuberance
- animation
- liveliness
- spirit
- brightness
- vibrancy
- lustiness
- sprightliness
- vigorousness
- vibrance
- briskness
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Weak:
Meaning of vitality
vitality (n)
an energetic style
a healthy capacity for vigorous activity
(biology) a hypothetical force (not physical or chemical) once thought by Henri Bergson to cause the evolution and development of organisms
the property of being able to survive and grow
vitality (n.)
The quality or state of being vital; the principle of life; vital force; animation; as, the vitality of eggs or vegetable seeds; the vitality of an enterprise.
vitality Sentence Examples
- The vibrant city exuded an infectious vitality that invigorated its inhabitants.
- The plant's lush foliage radiated with vitality, a testament to its flourishing health.
- The young athlete's movements displayed a remarkable vitality and grace.
- The doctor prescribed a healthy diet and exercise program to restore her vitality.
- The community rallied together with great vitality, aiding those who were in need.
- The music festival brought a surge of vitality to the town, attracting people from far and wide.
- The fresh mountain air filled her lungs with vitality, rejuvenating her weary body.
- The elderly woman's eyes sparkled with vitality, belying her advanced years.
- The vitality of the wildlife in the national park was a testament to the pristine environment.
- The entrepreneur's unwavering determination and passion fueled his business with unwavering vitality.
FAQs About the word vitality
an energetic style, a healthy capacity for vigorous activity, (biology) a hypothetical force (not physical or chemical) once thought by Henri Bergson to cause t
enthusiasm, cheerfulness, robustness, exuberance, animation, liveliness, spirit, brightness, vibrancy, lustiness
laziness, anemia, lethargy, lethargy, lifelessness, laziness, indolence,inactivity, indolence, inactivity
The vibrant city exuded an infectious vitality that invigorated its inhabitants.
The plant's lush foliage radiated with vitality, a testament to its flourishing health.
The young athlete's movements displayed a remarkable vitality and grace.
The doctor prescribed a healthy diet and exercise program to restore her vitality.
