vit

Absolutely necessary or important; essential for life.

Shared component: vit · life; live

(of a colour, light, or image) very bright and strong.

Shared component: viv · life; live

To give life, energy, or vitality to something; to make more lively or vigorous.

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The process of something becoming or being made popular, strong, or active again

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any of a group of natural substances that are necessary in small amounts for the growth and good health of the body

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the state of continuing to live or exist, often despite difficulty or danger.

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The quality of being attractively lively and animated.

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(of an atmosphere or event) friendly, lively, and enjoyable.

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(especially of a woman) attractively lively and animated.

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the quality of being friendly and lively; a festive and sociable atmosphere.

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a brief biographical sketch, especially of a person's career and professional qualifications.

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A spoken examination, typically for an academic qualification, where the candidate answers questions orally.

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Alive; living; used especially in biological contexts to describe living organisms or cells.

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A strong alcoholic spirit made from grain or potatoes and flavored with caraway seeds.

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brought back to life, consciousness, or activity; restored to vigour or importance.

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to give new life or vigor to; to revive.

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(present participle or gerund). To make something active, healthy, or successful again

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a person who continues to live after an accident, war, or illness

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the state of being strong and active; energy

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Continuing to live or exist, especially after others have died or after a dangerous event.

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A tendency or movement seeking to revive a previous cultural practice, style, or religious fervor.

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a person who seeks to revive or promote something, especially a particular style, tradition, or practice from the past.

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able to remain alive or continue to exist, especially in difficult or dangerous conditions.

Shared component: viv · life; live