vitally

vital | American Dictionary

vital
adjective
us/ˈvɑɪ·t̬əl/
necessary or extremely important for the success or continued existence of something:
The existence of a strong opposition is vital to a healthy democracy.
The kidneys play a vital role/part in removing waste from the blood.
[ + that clause ]It’s vital that you respond at once.

vitally

adverbus/ˈvɑɪ·t̬əl·i/
It’s vitally important that we get there by tomorrow.

Examples of vital

vital
Thus, it is vital to remain sensitive to the danger inherent in their use.
None the less, it is vital that unusual fertility patterns are highlighted, even if the causes remain unclear.
Inspiring starting points are vital in any creative activity.
Clearly, it is vital that suitable designs are available to span the breadth of design possibilities.
Finally, the term also referred to the human soul as well as the "vital spirit" of all living things.
The respondents value this help and some say that the adaptations have been vital in helping them cope with their physical limitations.
With neither of these conditions is much help obtained from the national vital statistics.
Funds were also provided for the collection of vital statistics of the newcomers.
Each side, to some extent, sees the tools of their discipline as a vital and unifying approach to the study of social life.
The importance of identifying a cause for syncope is vital if there is to be a reduction in associated falls, fractures and hospital admissions.
Also, the concentrated versus diffuse effects associated with public policies are vital to understanding racial representation.
This is vital to understanding the variety of practices that may underlie them.
An understanding of the practices of the purchasers is vital for coal producers and will affect everyone in the coal industry including geologists.
They are abstraction's guardians, ideology's policemen, the horsemen of conservatism, and their deadly work leads to the destruction of vital, burgeoning life.
Yet in both cases an emphasis on the immediate rhythmic unit provides a vital foil to the composer's lyrical voice.
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