vitalité
vitality
noun vee-tah-lee-TEH Rare
Origin: Latin vitalitas, from vita (life)
Also means
energy
Usage Note
Vitalité describes the state of being full of life and energy. It is used both literally (physical health and vigor) and figuratively (la vitalité d'une économie). The adjective vital shares the same root and family.
Examples
"Les enfants débordent de vitalité."
Natural Translation
The children are brimming with vitality.
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