vital to

Frequency: 8.6102.1 per million words

Often used to indicate that something is an essential part of a larger system or process.

vitalvital + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • These nutrients are absolutely vital to good health.
  • Education is vital to a child's development.
  • Communication is vital to a successful relationship.
  • Timely action proved vital to preventing a crisis.
  • Access to clean water is vital to public health.
  • A strong economy is vital to national stability.
  • For athletes, proper nutrition is vital to performance.
  • It is vital to understand the instructions before starting.
  • Maintaining trust is vital to any long-term partnership.
  • His contribution was vital to the project's completion.