1. An energetic style
   - verve 
2. A healthy capacity for vigorous activity
   - energy, vim 
3. (biology) a hypothetical force (not physical or chemical) once thought by Henri Bergson to cause the evolution and development of organisms
   - life force, vital force, élan vital 
4. The property of being able to survive and grow
   "the vitality of a seed"
   - animation

Derived forms: vitalities

See also: alive, dead, live, vital

Type of: aliveness, animateness, energy, force, good health, healthiness, liveness, muscularity, vigor [US], vigour [Brit, Cdn], vim

Encyclopedia: Vitality

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