vitality in the PONS Dictionary

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Inter-generational transfer, or the transferring of a language to a younger generation, is also a predictor of a language's vitality.
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The name derives from a person or something full of energy and vitality.
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Recent studies, however, have contradicted this critical stance, highlighting the vitality and inherent appeal of this underappreciated genre.
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The best of them have sought and found new creative ways to convey the vitality and power of the fast-changing face of world industry.
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Everything is fictitious: even the living lack all nervous vitality.
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These changes in behavior lead to a change of linguistic vitality in the community.
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Teaching artists channel students natural energy and vitality into creative thinking, team work, and performance skills through theater games, songs and devising original material.
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He feels both superior to them in his insights and envious of their innocent vitality.
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It expressed the vitality of ordinary people and non-governmental organisations.
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Pity leads to depression, loss of vitality and strength, and is harmful to life.
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