Vital ( adjective , noun , verb )

(As an adjective)

Vital ( adjective )

1. Necessary to maintain life.
2. Extremely important; crucial.
3. Full of energy and spirit.

Origin:

From latin vitalis, from vita "life".

Examples:

1. Breathing is a vital function.
2. The company's success is vital to the local economy.
3. The vote on the bill is vital for its passage.
4. She had a vital role in the project's success.
5. He had a vital, charismatic presence.

(As a noun)

Vital ( noun )

1. Necessary to maintain life.
2. Extremely important; crucial.
3. Full of energy and spirit.

Origin:

From latin vitalis, from vita "life".

Examples:

1. Breathing is a vital function.
2. The company's success is vital to the local economy.
3. The vote on the bill is vital for its passage.
4. She had a vital role in the project's success.
5. He had a vital, charismatic presence.

(As a verb)

Vital ( verb )

1. Necessary to maintain life.
2. Extremely important; crucial.
3. Full of energy and spirit.

Origin:

From latin vitalis, from vita "life".

Examples:

1. Breathing is a vital function.
2. The company's success is vital to the local economy.
3. The vote on the bill is vital for its passage.
4. She had a vital role in the project's success.
5. He had a vital, charismatic presence.