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vitality
noun as in energy, spirit
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Example Sentences
“Economic development helps because it brings jobs and vitality, but it’s really about caring for people.”
Boyle said his ambition was "for as many people as possible to experience the variety and vitality of this wonderful site, especially those on their first visit".
In those videos, Deen, now 78, is as full of vitality and joie de vivre as she ever was.
“There is systemic illness in the lake in terms of the health of the ecosystem, and it needs more water to recover to full health and vitality.”
Supporters have praised these latest efforts, with state media like Cameroon Tribune highlighting Biya's digital outreach as a sign of vitality and leadership.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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