vitality — the state of being strong and active; energy
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the state of being strong and active; energy
Pronunciation (IPA): /vaɪˈtæləti/
Korean meaning: 활력, 생명력, 원기
Korean pronunciation: 바이**탤**러티
Example Sentences
- Grandma's secret to vitality at 90? Dancing salsa every morning.
- After drinking five cups of coffee, Jake's vitality was so high he could probably power a small city.
- The yoga instructor's vitality made everyone else feel like sleepy sloths in comparison.
vitality
NOUN//vaɪˈtæləti//
the state of being strong and active; energy
The jogger shows pure vitality as she runs energetically through the park
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Vitality conquers reality, pushing back mortality!
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Origin
From Latin 'vitalis' meaning 'of life' or 'living', derived from 'vita' meaning 'life'. The suffix '-ity' converts the adjective into a noun form.
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“Grandma's secret to vitality at 90? Dancing salsa every morning.”
“After drinking five cups of coffee, Jake's vitality was so high he could probably power a small city.”
“The yoga instructor's vitality made everyone else feel like sleepy sloths in comparison.”
“The company's new marketing strategy brought fresh vitality to their declining sales.”
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