C1nounhealth
US/vaɪˈtæl.ə.ti/
UK/vaɪˈtæl.ə.ti/
energy, strength and enthusiasm; the state of being strong and active
In context
At eighty, my grandfather still has the vitality of a much younger man.
A good diet and daily walks helped her regain her vitality after the illness.
Street food stalls add vitality to the old quarter at night.
Words that go with vitality
adjective + noun
- economic vitalityTourism is important for the economic vitality of Hoi An.
- youthful vitalityHer paintings have a youthful vitality that surprises visitors.
- physical vitalityRegular movement helps older adults keep their physical vitality.
adjective + preposition
- full of vitalityThe children came back from summer camp full of vitality.
noun + preposition
- sense of vitalityMany people report a greater sense of vitality after they give up alcohol.
verb + noun
- restore vitalityThe spa claims its herbal treatments restore vitality to tired skin.