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vitality

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /vaɪˈtæləti/

vitality means: The energy and enthusiasm that make someone active and lively.

noun

ENERGYC1

The energy and enthusiasm that make someone active and lively.

  • She is full of vitality.
  • His performance showed remarkable vitality.
  • A short holiday restored my vitality.

Similar words: energy, vigour, liveliness

Opposites: lethargy

Common phrases: youthful vitality, full of vitality, renewed vitality

ABILITY TO THRIVEC1

The ability of a living thing to stay healthy, grow, and develop.

  • Healthy roots support plant vitality.
  • The disease reduced the vitality of these trees.
  • Good soil helps maintain the vitality of young plants.

Similar words: viability, vigour

Common phrases: plant vitality, maintain vitality, restore vitality

Questions about vitality

What does vitality mean?

The energy and enthusiasm that make someone active and lively.

What is vitality in other languages?

Türkçe: canlılık · Español: vitalidad · Français: vitalité · Deutsch: Vitalität · Italiano: vitalità · 日本語: 活力

How do you pronounce vitality?

It is pronounced /vaɪˈtæləti/.

How do you use vitality in a sentence?

She is full of vitality. His performance showed remarkable vitality.

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