Health and vitality are important for long life.
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Vitality
//vaɪˈtælɪti//
Synonyms for "vitality" (213 found)
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Closest matches (43)
Strong matches (64)
durabilityduressdynamismeagernesseffecteffectivenesseffectualityelanenduranceergalespritexistenceexuberancefireflairflower powerforceforce majeureforcefulnessfortitude
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forwardnessfriskinessfrolicsomenessfull blastfull forcegaietygamesomenessgaynessget-up-and-gogetupgogustgustogutsgutsinesshalenesshardinesshardnesshaving lifehealthheartinessimmortalityimpatienceimpressivenessincisivenessinfluenceinfrangibilityintensityintestinal fortitudejuicekeen desirekeennesskinetic energylastingnessleatherlikenesslifelife forcelifetimelivelinesslivinglong life
Noun(3 words)
Related words (106)
longevitylustihoodlustinessmain forcemain strengthmanamightmight and mainmightinessmordancymoxiemuscle powernervositynervousnessobstinacyoomphpeppiss and vinegarpizzazzplayfulness
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poignancypooppotencepotencypotential energypotentialitypowerpower packpower structurepower strugglepowerfulnessprepotencyproductivenessproductivitypromptnesspuissancepullpunchpushquicknessreadinessresistancerobustnessrollicksomenessrompishnessropinessruggednesssaltsinewsinewinessskittishnesssnapsoulsparklespiritspiritednessspiritssportivenesssprightlinessspritelinessstalwartnessstaminastarchstaying powersteamsticking powerstiffnessstoutnessstrengthstrength of willstrenuousnessstringinessstrong armstrong languagestubbornnesssturdinesssuperioritysuperpowertenacitytoughnesstrenchancyunbreakabilityunbreakablenessvalidityvehemenceverveviabilityvigorvigorousnessvimvirilityvirtuevirulenceviscidityvitalvivaciousnessvivacitywattageweightzestzestfulnesszingzip
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11 entriesSynonyms
3 entriesRelated terms
9 entriesetymologically related_to
1 entriesis a
1 entriesrelated to
18 entriesShowing 16 of 18 words.
Translations
53 translations across 22 languages.
Bulgarian
3 entries- енергичност noun (energy or vigour)
- жизненост noun (energy or vigour)
- жизнеспосо́бност noun (the capacity to live and develop)
Catalan
3 entries- vitalitat noun (the capacity to live and develop)
- vitalitat noun (energy or vigour)
- vitalitat noun (that which distinguishes living from nonliving things)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 生命力 noun (the capacity to live and develop)
- 生命力 noun (energy or vigour)
Czech
1 entries- vitalita noun (energy or vigour)
Esperanto
1 entries- viveco noun (that which distinguishes living from nonliving things)
Finnish
4 entries- elinvoima noun (the capacity to live and develop)
- elinvoima noun (energy or vigour)
- elinvoima noun (that which distinguishes living from nonliving things)
- eloisuus noun (energy or vigour)
French
1 entries- vitalité noun (energy or vigour)
Galician
2 entries- vitalidade noun (the capacity to live and develop)
- vitalidade noun (energy or vigour)
Georgian
4 entries- სიცოცხლისუნარიანობა noun (the capacity to live and develop)
- სიცხოველე noun (energy or vigour)
- ცხოველმოსილება noun (the capacity to live and develop)
- ცხოველუნარიანობა noun (the capacity to live and develop)
German
2 entries- Lebenskraft noun (energy or vigour)
- Vitalität noun (energy or vigour)
Greek
1 entries- ζωντάνια noun (energy or vigour)
Hindi
1 entries- जीवंतता noun (energy or vigour)
Irish
2 entries- anamúlacht noun (energy or vigour)
- beogacht noun (energy or vigour)
Japanese
3 entries- 生命力 noun (the capacity to live and develop)
- 生命力 noun (energy or vigour)
- 精 noun (energy or vigour)
Korean
2 entries- 생명력 noun (the capacity to live and develop)
- 생명력 noun (energy or vigour)
Latin
2 entries- vītālitās noun (energy or vigour)
- vītālitās noun (that which distinguishes living from nonliving things)
Middle English
1 entries- quyknesse noun (the capacity to live and develop)
Māori
4 entries- hau noun (energy or vigour)
- hiringa noun (energy or vigour)
- hōriri noun (energy or vigour)
- korou noun (energy or vigour)
Portuguese
2 entries- vitalidade noun (the capacity to live and develop)
- vitalidade noun (energy or vigour)
Russian
4 entries- жи́вость noun (energy or vigour)
- жи́зненность noun (the capacity to live and develop)
- живу́честь noun (the capacity to live and develop)
- жизнеспосо́бность noun (the capacity to live and develop)
Sanskrit
1 entries- वर्चस् noun (energy or vigour)
Spanish
2 entries- vitalidad noun (the capacity to live and develop)
- vitalidad noun (energy or vigour)
Sample sentences
15 total sentences available.
UNESCO’s Language Vitality and Endangerment framework has established in 2010 six degrees of vitality: safe, vulnerable, definitely endangered, severely endangered, critically endangered and extinct.
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An 86-year-old Japanese woman, who travels every year to Britain or the U.S. to improve her English, says: “I’ll do what I can while I’m still full of vitality.”
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Tom still has great vitality for his age.
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