Synonyms for vitally
| Grammar : Adv |
| Spell : vahyt-l |
| Phonetic Transcription : ˈvaɪt l |
Top 10 synonyms for vitally
- above all
- accordingly
- almighty
- as a matter of course
- at heart
- at the heart of
- axiomatically
- before anything else
- beyond one's control
- by definition
- by its own nature
- cardinally
- centrally
- characteristically
- come what may
- compulsorily
- consequently
- determinately
- dominantly
- drastically
- eminently
- especially
- essentially
- excessively
- exigently
- exorbitantly
- extraordinarily
- extremely
- factually
- first and foremost
- first of all
- for the most part
- from within
- fundamentally
- generally
- greatly
- highly
- hugely
- immensely
- immoderately
- importantly
- in a marked degree
- in effect
- in essence
- in the first place
- in the main
- incontrovertibly
- indispensably
- indubitably
- ineluctably
- inescapably
- inexorably
- inherently
- inordinately
- intensely
- intimately
- intrinsically
- irresistibly
- largely
- markedly
- materially
- more or less so
- mortally
- mostly
- naturally
- necessarily
- no doubt
- notably
- of course
- of necessity
- originally
- over
- overly
- overmuch
- parlous
- particularly
- peculiarly
- perforce
- permanently
- plenty
- positively
- powerful
- predominantly
- preeminently
- pressingly
- prevailingly
- prevalently
- primarily
- principally
- prohibitively
- quite
- radically
- rarely
- really
- remarkably
- severely
- significantly
- strikingly
- substantially
- superlatively
- supremely
- surpassingly
- terribly
- terrifically
- to a great degree
- to nth degree
- too
- too much
- totally
- truly
- typically
- ultra
- uncommonly
- undoubtedly
- unduly
- universally
- unpreventably
- unquestionably
- unusually
- utterly
- vastly
- very
- violently
- virtually
- vitally
- willy-nilly
- without fail
Définition of vitally
Origin :- late 14c., "of or manifesting life," from Latin vitalis "of or belonging to life," from vita "life," related to vivere "to live," from PIE root *gwei- (cf. Old Persian *jivaka- "alive;" Greek bios "life," zoon "animal;" Lithuanian gyvata "(eternal) life;" Old English cwic, cwicu "living, alive;" Old Irish bethu "life;" cf. also bio-). The sense of "necessary or important" is from 1610s, via the notion of "essential to life" (late 15c.). Vital capacity recorded from 1852.
- As in necessarily : adv inevitably, certainly
- As in principally : adv mainly
- As in essentially : adv basically
- As in exceedingly : adv very; exceptionally
- As in extremely : adv greatly, intensely
- They are all vitally necessary for a thorough understanding of life's problems.
- Extract from : « College Teaching » by Paul Klapper
- He was always eager to forgive, and the money was vitally necessary.
- Extract from : « Mark Twain, A Biography, 1835-1910, Complete » by Albert Bigelow Paine
- Never before nor since had the need of a deliverer been so vitally felt.
- Extract from : « Historical Tales, Vol. 6 (of 15) » by Charles Morris
- He all but revolutionized French artillery, and vitally influenced other countries.
- Extract from : « Artillery Through the Ages » by Albert Manucy
- I came here to discuss the questions in which this section is so vitally interested.
- Extract from : « Watch Yourself Go By » by Al. G. Field
- Marriage is a union, intimate, strong-bound, and vitally active.
- Extract from : « Aims and Aids for Girls and Young Women » by George Sumner Weaver
- It is only fair to me, as I am quite as vitally affected as any one in the result.
- Extract from : « The Tyranny of the Dark » by Hamlin Garland
- Like almost everyone else, he was vitally concerned in this latest affair.
- Extract from : « Final Weapon » by Everett B. Cole
- The state of society in America was vitally different from that in England.
- Extract from : « Washington and his Comrades in Arms » by George Wrong
- It has oxygen in large amounts, which is vitally needed, but that's the only advantage.
- Extract from : « Wanted--7 Fearless Engineers! » by Warner Van Lorne
Antonyms for vitally
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