vital
Poetry is freedom to experience, to live fully and vitally.
She had become vitally conscious of the pressure of his hand on her shoulder.
She is vitally healthy and energetic, as she has been throughout her treatment.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Energetic and lively
ablaze
alive
astir
barnstorming
be alive and well/kickingidiom
be as fresh as a daisyidiom
be full of beansidiom
boisterous
crackling
freshness
friskily
frisky
frolic
frolicsome
fury
re-energize
refreshed
refreshingly
rejuvenate
rejuvenation

Examples of vitally

vitally
The choice of language to convey specific messages with the intention of influencing people is vitally important.
But these political uses of culture, or the inability to construct a viable identity and consensual cultural formation, are vitally important.
Yet mixing and matching skills to meet the needs of the client group is a vitally important component of teamwork.
Such criticism, though vitally important in evaluating any attempt to develop a 'global perspective' in theatre history, still assumes that globalization exists as a process.
The wellbeing of carers is vitally important and can influence the carer's ability to provide care.
For this reason, the energy transformations occurring in attachment bond formation are vitally important for the infant's continuing neurobiological development.
The optimum common placing vertically of the skybridge, with respect to the vast majority of towers they serve, is thus vitally important.
Nonetheless, the passion and indignation of its author put a vitally important moral issue before us.
Nevertheless, coal remained vitally important for the ironmasters as they used the coal reserves they controlled to cross-subsidize their increasingly uncompetitive smelting operations.
The success of management policies depends vitally on how they are developed and implemented.
High and low politics are defined by the extent to which states believe their interests are vitally affected by the decisions of other states.
As we have seen, women's incorporation in men through marriage was deemed to be vitally important because of their perceived incapacities.
Vitally, they limit spatial leakage from beyond the organ and around the altar.
An increased understanding, based on empirical research, of the life situations of this age group could make a vitally important contribution to intervention strategies.
Therefore, efforts to preserve trust in an era of managed care are vitally important.
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