particularly vital

Frequency: 7.545.2 per million words

Especially important or necessary.

vitalADVERB + vital

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particularly

Examples (10)

  • For the success of the project, clear communication is particularly vital.
  • In times of crisis, quick decision-making becomes particularly vital.
  • Access to clean water is particularly vital for public health.
  • The final phase of negotiations is particularly vital for reaching an agreement.
  • Understanding cultural nuances is particularly vital in international relations.
  • For children's development, early education is particularly vital.
  • Maintaining a strong network of contacts is particularly vital in this industry.
  • The support of local communities is particularly vital for conservation efforts.
  • This piece of evidence could prove particularly vital to the investigation.
  • A healthy diet and regular exercise are particularly vital for a long life.