Vital

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 504
vilal, a. Belonging or relating to life, animal or vegetable; contributing or nece ary life; containing life; living; being the seat or that on which life depends; very nece ary; ly important; e ential; immediate; absolute. tals, -talz n. pi. Parts of animal bodies e ential life, such as the viscera dependent upon the sympathetic nerve; the part e ential to life, sound state. — Vi'tally, adv. In a vital manner; as to give life; e entially.— Vitality, -tal'T-tt, State or quality of being vital; the principle animation. — Vi'talize, v. t. [-ized (-izd), To make vital or alive; to give life to.
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