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vital

[vahyt-l] / ˈvaɪt l /




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These species play a vital role in breaking down waste, recycling nutrients, improving soil quality, and helping control pests.

From Science Daily

The Indigenous protesters are against an expansion of the ports and the dredging of the Amazon's rivers, which they consider vital to their way of life.

From Barron's

Schloetzer reasons that the economic impact of AI may not be clear for several years, the same way it took time for the internet itself to become a vital part of daily life.

From Barron's

Wing Josh Adams made a couple of important early interventions with a crucial tackle on Scotland centre Huw Jones followed by a vital interception.

From BBC

Cabbage is also high in water, a vital yet often overlooked nutrient in our foods.

From Salon