Synonyms for vitally
vi·tal·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. vitallyadverb

   to a vital degree

   "this is vitally important"

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1. List of paraphrases for "vitally":

   extremely, crucially, very, absolutely, critically, incredibly

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1. Andrew Weidemann:

   It is vitally important that we have a way of offsetting the risk of drought, there are an enormous number of farmers that are on a knife-edge with debt so they are forced into a position to look at some risk mitigation and the only thing available to them is these type of mediums and they are very expensive.

2. Keechant Sewell:

   Vitally important is that 10 more illegal firearms have been taken off the streets of this city that will never be used to victimize another New Yorker, in addition to the illegal guns, the other arrests were for drug sale or possession, forgery, suspended or revoked driver's licenses, reckless endangerment, felony assault, criminal possession of a knife and criminal trespass.

3. Julian Bailes:

   In the military, it seems it would be vitally important to know who has been exposed to this, and then be able to identify, mark, follow the progression of brain degeneration from blast injury, and to know who's at risk and maybe who needs to be pulled out of harm's way permanently.

4. Randy Forbes:

   I’ve been wanting for some time to make sure we have a deep penetrating strike capability. It is vitally important that we get this right and not just settle for an ISR capability. The key thing is we’ve got to be very careful about taking things off the table at the beginning because our potential adversaries or competitors are not going to take things off the table.

5. Lawrence MacAulay:

   This type of thing is so vitally important because it takes one (case) to cost us billions of dollars, i hope we can deal with this issue not after it comes, but before it comes.