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lifeblood
noun as in essence
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noun as in life
noun as in quintessence
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noun as in whole blood
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Example Sentences
“We actually took our eye off to the core youth audience that had been the lifeblood of Vans,” Darrell said.
"Fabric is the seed of designing a garment, it is the lifeblood of fashion," he told me.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves said the NHS was "the lifeblood of Britain" and that is why she is "putting an end to the neglect and underinvestment it has seen for over a decade".
"Giulia was the lifeblood of this company and her infectious enthusiasm for surf, snow and life will be remembered by all that came in contact with her," he said.
“California’s waterways and ecosystems are the lifeblood of our state’s rich and diverse wildlife and natural habitats,” Bonta said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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