vital

Definition for vital

adjective as in essential

Strongest matches

basic, critical, crucial, decisive, fundamental, imperative, important, indispensable, integral, key, meaningful, necessary, needed, significant, urgent

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bottom-line, cardinal, coal-and-ice, constitutive, heavy, life-or-death, meat-and-potatoes, must-have, nitty-gritty, prerequisite, required, requisite, underlined

adjective as in lively

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dynamic, energetic, vibrant, vigorous

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animated, forceful, lusty, red-blooded, spirited, strenuous, vivacious, zestful

adjective as in alive

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animate, animated, breathing, generative, invigorative, life-giving, live, living, quickening

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Analysis of who is - and who is not - backing the party, and why, provides us with vital clues.

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The attack at the weekend forced the company to take vital IT systems offline, which has affected car sales and production.

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Some of the vital details to get down are the time and date of the crash, as well as the registration, make, model and colour of all vehicles involved.

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He said: "Pausing new public funding to arms companies in Scotland implicated in this devastation is a vital act of solidarity. It must be implemented quickly and robustly."

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But she has made herself absolutely vital to his political project.

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