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Definition of vital
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of vital is as below...
Vital (a.)
Belonging
or
relating
to life,
either
animal
or
vegetable;
as, vital
energies;
vital
functions;
vital
actions..
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Spirit
::
Spirit
(n.) The
intelligent,
immaterial
and
immortal
part of man; the soul, in
distinction
from the body in which it
resides;
the agent or
subject
of vital and
spiritual
functions,
whether
spiritual
or
material..
Vitality
::
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..
Spirit
::
Spirit
(n.) Life, or
living
substance,
considered
independently
of
corporeal
existence;
an
intelligence
conceived
of apart from any
physical
organization
or
embodiment;
vital
essence,
force,
or
energy,
as
distinct
from
matter..
Biostatics
::
Biostatics
(n.) The
physical
phenomena
of
organized
bodies,
in
opposition
to their
organic
or vital
phenomena..
Subvocal
::
Subvitalized
(a.)
Imperfectly
vitalized;
having
naturally
but
little
vital power or
energy.
Soul
::
Soul (n.) The seat of real life or
vitality;
the
source
of
action;
the
animating
or
essential
part.
Prostration
::
Prostration
(n.) A
latent,
not an
exhausted,
state of the vital
energies;
great
oppression
of
natural
strength
and
vigor..
Rally
::
Rally (v. i.) To
collect
one's vital
powers
or
forces;
to
regain
health
or
consciousness;
to
recuperate.
Dead
::
Dead (a.)
Wanting
in
religious
spirit
and
vitality;
as, dead
faith;
dead
works..
Degeneration
::
Degeneration
(n.) That
condition
of a
tissue
or an organ in which its
vitality
has
become
either
diminished
or
perverted;
a
substitution
of a lower for a
higher
form of
structure;
as, fatty
degeneration
of the
liver..
Revitalize
::
Revitalize
(v. t.) To
restore
vitality
to; to bring back to life.
Mortify
::
Mortify
(v. t.) To
destroy
the
organic
texture
and vital
functions
of; to
produce
gangrene
in.
Protoplasm
::
Protoplasm
(n.) The
viscid
and more or less
granular
material
of
vegetable
and
animal
cells,
possessed
of vital
properties
by which the
processes
of
nutrition,
secretion,
and
growth
go
forward;
the
so-called
physical
basis of life; the
original
cell
substance,
cytoplasm,
cytoblastema,
bioplasm
sarcode,
etc..
Exist
::
Exist (v. i.) To live; to have life or the
functions
of
vitality;
as, men can not exist
water,
nor
fishes
on
land..
Heart
::
Heart (n.) The
nearest
the
middle
or
center;
the part most
hidden
and
within;
the
inmost
or most
essential
part of any body or
system;
the
source
of life and
motion
in any
organization;
the chief or vital
portion;
the
center
of
activity,
or of
energetic
or
efficient
action;
as, the heart of a
country,
of a tree, etc..
Biostatistics
::
Biostatistics
(n.) Vital
statistics.
Astheny
::
Astheny
(n.) Want or loss of
strength;
debility;
diminution
of the vital
forces.
Stimulant
::
Stimulant
(a.)
Produced
increased
vital
action
in the
organism,
or in any of its
parts..
Warmth
::
Warmth
(n.) The
quality
or state of being warm;
gentle
heat; as, the
warmth
of the sun; the
warmth
of the
blood;
vital
warmth..
Heart
::
Heart (n.) Vital part;
secret
meaning;
real
intention.
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