very crucial

Frequency: 8.590.1 per million words

A common way to emphasize importance.

crucialADVERB + crucial

Categories:

very

Examples (10)

  • The first step is very crucial for the success of the entire project.
  • It is very crucial that the data is collected accurately for this study.
  • Understanding your own strengths is very crucial for personal growth.
  • This upcoming election is very crucial to the future of the country.
  • Maintaining a balanced diet proved to be very crucial in his recovery.
  • The security of the network is very crucial, so we must take all necessary precautions.
  • Your participation in class discussions will be very crucial to your final grade.
  • Teamwork is considered very crucial if we want to win the championship.
  • The witness's testimony became very crucial to the outcome of the trial.
  • Reducing carbon emissions remains very crucial in the fight against climate change.