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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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Leucomaine
::
Leucomaine
(n.) An
animal
base or
alkaloid,
appearing
in the
tissue
during
life;
hence,
a vital
alkaloid,
as
distinguished
from a
ptomaine
or
cadaveric
poison..
Disease
::
Disease
(v. t.) To
derange
the vital
functions
of; to
afflict
with
disease
or
sickness;
to
disorder;
-- used
almost
exclusively
in the
participle
diseased.
Intervital
::
Intervital
(a.)
Between
two
lives.
Vital
::
Vital (a.)
Belonging
or
relating
to life,
either
animal
or
vegetable;
as, vital
energies;
vital
functions;
vital
actions..
Dead
::
Dead (a.)
Wanting
in
religious
spirit
and
vitality;
as, dead
faith;
dead
works..
Vitalized
::
Vitalized
(imp. & p. p.) of
Vitaliz.
Autocracy
::
Autocracy
(n.) The
action
of the vital
principle,
or of the
instinctive
powers,
toward
the
preservation
of the
individual;
also, the vital
principle..
Lifeblood
::
Lifeblood
(n.) The blood
necessary
to life; vital
blood.
Body
::
Body (n.) The
material
organized
substance
of an
animal,
whether
living
or dead, as
distinguished
from the
spirit,
or vital
principle;
the
physical
person..
Archeus
::
Archeus
(n.) The vital
principle
or force which
(according
to the
Paracelsians)
presides
over the
growth
and
continuation
of
living
beings;
the anima mundi or
plastic
power of the old
philosophers.
Death
::
Death (v. i.) The
cessation
of all vital
phenomena
without
capability
of
resuscitation,
either
in
animals
or
plants..
Biostatics
::
Biostatics
(n.) The
physical
phenomena
of
organized
bodies,
in
opposition
to their
organic
or vital
phenomena..
Atonic
::
Atonic
(a.)
Characterized
by
atony,
or want of vital
energy;
as, an
atonic
disease..
Vitalization
::
Vitalization
(n.) The act or
process
of
vitalizing,
or
infusing
the vital
principle..
Pasteurization
::
Pasteurization
(n.) A
process
devised
by
Pasteur
for
preventing
or
checking
fermentation
in
fluids,
such as
wines,
milk, etc., by
exposure
to a
temperature
of 140ยก F., thus
destroying
the
vitality
of the
contained
germs or
ferments..
Gangrene
::
Gangrene
(n.) A term
formerly
restricted
to
mortification
of the soft
tissues
which has not
advanced
so far as to
produce
complete
loss of
vitality;
but now
applied
to
mortification
of the soft parts in any
stage.
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..
Neurism
::
Neurism
(n.) Nerve
force.
See Vital
force,
under
Vital..
Vital
::
Vital (a.)
Capable
of
living;
in a state to live;
viable.
Organic
::
Organic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
denoting,
any one of the large
series
of
substances
which,
in
nature
or
origin,
are
connected
with vital
processes,
and
include
many
substances
of
artificial
production
which may or may not occur in
animals
or
plants;
--
contrasted
with
inorganic..
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