Definition of vitally in English:

vitally

adverb ˈvʌɪt(ə)liˈvaɪdəli

1In a way that is absolutely necessary or essential.
they depend vitally on government subsidies
as submodifier the music plays a vitally important role
Example sentencesExamples
- He argued that the Bank's zero interest rate policy was precluding vitally required economic restructuring.
- But vitally, it as an unmistakably modern effort, possessed of a distinctive dystopian angst.
- A small and vitally fundamental point, for without an ability to draw, and all the looking it entails, an artist cannot be made.
- They are consulted on every issue that vitally affects the country.
- What is so enjoyable about this is seeing him come into his own, and make a vitally valid contribution to music.
2In an energetic or lively manner.
activity and busyness make me feel that I am vitally alive
Example sentencesExamples
- The president has to be as vitally engaged there as he is in Baghdad.
- From the first days of their courtship, his wife had been a woman vitally erotic, playfully taunting.
- A remarkable versifier, Dylan exploits the possibilities of poetic form more vitally and vigorously than ever.
- This wider cultural and historical perspective is important to Walker's novel because the form of knowledge that it offers is vitally liberating and empowering.
- Always vitally interested in the welfare of workers, she became business representative of the organization in October of 1962.

Definition of vitally in US English:

vitally

adverbˈvīdəlēˈvaɪdəli

1In a way that is absolutely necessary or essential.
they depend vitally on government subsidies
as submodifier the music plays a vitally important role
Example sentencesExamples
- But vitally, it as an unmistakably modern effort, possessed of a distinctive dystopian angst.
- What is so enjoyable about this is seeing him come into his own, and make a vitally valid contribution to music.
- A small and vitally fundamental point, for without an ability to draw, and all the looking it entails, an artist cannot be made.
- He argued that the Bank's zero interest rate policy was precluding vitally required economic restructuring.
- They are consulted on every issue that vitally affects the country.
2In an energetic or lively manner.
activity and busyness make me feel that I am vitally alive
Example sentencesExamples
- From the first days of their courtship, his wife had been a woman vitally erotic, playfully taunting.
- The president has to be as vitally engaged there as he is in Baghdad.
- A remarkable versifier, Dylan exploits the possibilities of poetic form more vitally and vigorously than ever.
- Always vitally interested in the welfare of workers, she became business representative of the organization in October of 1962.
- This wider cultural and historical perspective is important to Walker's novel because the form of knowledge that it offers is vitally liberating and empowering.

单词	vitally
释义	Definition of vitally in English: vitally adverb ˈvʌɪt(ə)liˈvaɪdəli 1In a way that is absolutely necessary or essential. they depend vitally on government subsidies as submodifier the music plays a vitally important role Example sentencesExamples He argued that the Bank's zero interest rate policy was precluding vitally required economic restructuring. But vitally, it as an unmistakably modern effort, possessed of a distinctive dystopian angst. A small and vitally fundamental point, for without an ability to draw, and all the looking it entails, an artist cannot be made. They are consulted on every issue that vitally affects the country. What is so enjoyable about this is seeing him come into his own, and make a vitally valid contribution to music. 2In an energetic or lively manner. activity and busyness make me feel that I am vitally alive Example sentencesExamples The president has to be as vitally engaged there as he is in Baghdad. From the first days of their courtship, his wife had been a woman vitally erotic, playfully taunting. A remarkable versifier, Dylan exploits the possibilities of poetic form more vitally and vigorously than ever. This wider cultural and historical perspective is important to Walker's novel because the form of knowledge that it offers is vitally liberating and empowering. Always vitally interested in the welfare of workers, she became business representative of the organization in October of 1962. Definition of vitally in US English: vitally adverbˈvīdəlēˈvaɪdəli 1In a way that is absolutely necessary or essential. they depend vitally on government subsidies as submodifier the music plays a vitally important role Example sentencesExamples But vitally, it as an unmistakably modern effort, possessed of a distinctive dystopian angst. What is so enjoyable about this is seeing him come into his own, and make a vitally valid contribution to music. A small and vitally fundamental point, for without an ability to draw, and all the looking it entails, an artist cannot be made. He argued that the Bank's zero interest rate policy was precluding vitally required economic restructuring. They are consulted on every issue that vitally affects the country. 2In an energetic or lively manner. activity and busyness make me feel that I am vitally alive Example sentencesExamples From the first days of their courtship, his wife had been a woman vitally erotic, playfully taunting. The president has to be as vitally engaged there as he is in Baghdad. A remarkable versifier, Dylan exploits the possibilities of poetic form more vitally and vigorously than ever. Always vitally interested in the welfare of workers, she became business representative of the organization in October of 1962. This wider cultural and historical perspective is important to Walker's novel because the form of knowledge that it offers is vitally liberating and empowering.
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