Lifesaving ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Lifesaving ( adjective )

1. Capable of preserving or prolonging life; having the power to save a life.
2. Essential or vital to the preservation of life.

Origin:

From life + saving.

Examples:

1. He learned how to perform CPR and other lifesaving techniques.
2. The new drug has been proven to be lifesaving for patients with a certain type of cancer.
3. The lifesaving equipment on the boat is essential for survival.
4. The lifesaving operation was a success.
5. The lifesaving equipment on the plane is there for emergency situations.

(As a noun)

Lifesaving ( noun )

1. Capable of preserving or prolonging life; having the power to save a life.
2. Essential or vital to the preservation of life.

Origin:

From life + saving.

Examples:

1. He learned how to perform CPR and other lifesaving techniques.
2. The new drug has been proven to be lifesaving for patients with a certain type of cancer.
3. The lifesaving equipment on the boat is essential for survival.
4. The lifesaving operation was a success.
5. The lifesaving equipment on the plane is there for emergency situations.