vitally
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3.9
- adverb
- /ˈvaɪtəli/
:
vitalmente
- In which case I have something vitally important to say to you.
- vitally important
- vitally necessary
- vitally important issue
I kind of sense the, you know, how vitally important it is for other people.
- I kind of sense the, you know, how vitally important it is for other people.
- Are those the same as the original hospital case, or are they vitally different?
- Like I'm vitally aware that, you know, I could get on a plane and not survive.
- Like, I'm vitally aware that, you know, I can get on a plane and not survive.
- They can see things that the practitioner can't see and of course that's vitally important, but the practitioner also needs to use this error recognition signal.
- Instead, what's what keeps us living and what keeps me vitally engaged is a constant pursuit of betterment.
- of the present moment. Vitally important
Examples
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It is vitally important that we maintain a positive public opinion.
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Therefore, it is vitally important to explore the role of the principal in shared decision making.
Academic text (2008) -
And knowing the needs of your audience is vitally important because they will actually tell you what they want to buy from you.
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We work on a vitally important case together.
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Now it is vitally important that you go the right way.
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That is why the work of the American Mission Hospital in Van is so vitally important.
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Experts say friends are vitally important.
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And, as we discussed many times, it's vitally important that you be there, that you be in court that day.
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Phan, Anaya, and Maxey-Harris agreed that increasing diversity in libraries was a vitally important mission.
Academic text (2017) -
Knowing your audience is vitally important for successful communication.
Synonyms
181
3.9
In a basic way that shows what is most important
26
4.5
To a very high degree
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7.4
To a very large degree
1
5.8
In a way that is necessary for the whole to work
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5.2
In a way that is absolutely needed
1
7.0
In a very important way that probably has a lasting effect
Very important for the way something turns out
In a very serious way that matters a lot
Antonyms
How Important
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word vitally comes from the Latin root vita, which means 'life'. You see the same root in vital, vitality, and vitamin, so vitally means 'in a way that is essential', like something needed for life.