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Definition of vital
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Vital (a.)
Contributing
to life;
necessary
to, or
supporting,
life; as, vital
blood..
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Quick
::
Quick (n.) The life; the
mortal
point;
a vital part; a part
susceptible
of
serious
injury
or keen
feeling;
the
sensitive
living
flesh;
the part of a
finger
or toe to which the nail is
attached;
the
tender
emotions;
as, to cut a
finger
nail to the
quick;
to
thrust
a sword to the
quick,
to taunt one to the
quick;
-- used
figuratively..
Stimulated
::
Stimulant
(n.) An agent which
produces
a
temporary
increase
of vital
activity
in the
organism,
or in any of its
parts;
--
sometimes
used
without
qualification
to
signify
an
alcoholic
beverage
used as a
stimulant..
Periodicity
::
Periodicity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
periodical,
or
regularly
recurrent;
as, the
periodicity
in the vital
phenomena
of
plants..
Vitalist
::
Vitalist
(n.) A
believer
in the
theory
of
vitalism;
--
opposed
to
physicist.
Panzoism
::
Panzoism
(n.) A term used to
denote
all of the
elements
or
factors
which
constitute
vitality
or vital
energy.
Mechanical
::
Mechanical
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
governed
by, or in
accordance
with,
mechanics,
or the laws of
motion;
pertaining
to the
quantitative
relations
of force and
matter,
as
distinguished
from
mental,
vital,
chemical,
etc.; as,
mechanical
principles;
a
mechanical
theory;
mechanical
deposits..
Adynamia
::
Adynamia
(n.)
Considerable
debility
of the vital
powers,
as in
typhoid
fever..
Biostatics
::
Biostatics
(n.) The
physical
phenomena
of
organized
bodies,
in
opposition
to their
organic
or vital
phenomena..
Vital
::
Vital (a.) Being the seat of life; being that on which life
depends;
mortal.
Stimulant
::
Stimulant
(a.)
Produced
increased
vital
action
in the
organism,
or in any of its
parts..
Vital
::
Vital (a.)
Capable
of
living;
in a state to live;
viable.
Generate
::
Generate
(v. t.) To
originate,
especially
by a vital or
chemical
process;
to
produce;
to
cause..
Heart
::
Heart (n.) Vital part;
secret
meaning;
real
intention.
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..
Phrenism
::
Phrenism
(n.) See Vital
force,
under
Vital..
Trance
::
Trance
(n.) A
condition,
often
simulating
death,
in which there is a total
suspension
of the power of
voluntary
movement,
with
abolition
of all
evidences
of
mental
activity
and the
reduction
to a
minimum
of all the vital
functions
so that the
patient
lies still and
apparently
unconscious
of
surrounding
objects,
while the
pulsation
of the heart and the
breathing,
although
still
present,
are
almost
or
altogether
imperceptible..
Biostatistics
::
Biostatistics
(n.) Vital
statistics.
Adynamic
::
Adynamic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
characterized
by,
debility
of the vital
powers;
weak..
Lifeblood
::
Lifeblood
(n.) The blood
necessary
to life; vital
blood.
Vitalistic
::
Vitalistic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
involving,
vitalism,
or the
theory
of a
special
vital
principle..
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