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Meanings of more vital in English

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Usage of more vital in English
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But it was not a bet; it is more vital than that.
The Second Class Passenger: Fifteen Stories
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But there were still other and more vital practical influences at work.
Moby Dick
3
His defects were less obvious, but perhaps more vital in the case.
The Masques of Ottawa
4
The church is also more vital to women to-day than to men.
Woman in Modern Society
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Although it didn't lack for laughs, it was missing something more vital.
Wired
6
They want to replace this hollow sham with something richer, more vital.
Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations
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No résumé builder was more vital than the role of compassionate environmentalist.
Act of treason
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But there was a more vital question that drove out all others.
The Secret Adversary
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He felt that there was a deeper, more vital reason than that.
The Long Chance
10
Institutional law is older, deeper, and even more vital than constitutional law.
The Young Man and the World
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A much more vital magic is evident in libraries around the world.
Wired
12
How far-andthis was more vital-arethey rendering lip-service to social organisations?
The New Machiavelli
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And after all, isn't that more vital than anything else can be?
White Ashes
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Therefore, it was all the more vital that this operation unfold without hindrance.
Blood and Bone
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King and the Fortieth Parallel influenced him in a way far more vital.
The Education of Henry Adams
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To me it is all more vital than history; more real than chronicle.
Destiny
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