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Residential care for elderly or disabled people needing help with daily activities

A disease caused by vitamin deficiency

Friendly and lively, especially at social gatherings

The quality of being friendly and sociable at gatherings

To deprive of vitality or energy

To make more lively or interesting

To give energy and vitality to someone or something

The process of making someone feel more energetic and lively

The sequence of stages making up a person's life

To buy or sell by post; relating to postal purchasing

A supplement containing multiple vitamins

an arrangement; a command; a request for goods; to instruct

The process of giving new life or energy to something that has declined

To give new life or energy to something

A return to activity, popularity, or strength

To return to life or activity; to restore something

Brought back to life or activity after decline

To bring back to life or restore vitality

A bringing back to life or strength; revival

A person of lower rank; of lesser importance or authority

The ability or likelihood of surviving danger or hardship

Able to be survived

The act or fact of continuing to live or exist

To continue to live or exist after hardship or danger

Still alive or in existence

A person who lives through a dangerous or traumatic event

A person who consumes no animal products; relating to veganism

A plant or plant part grown for food; relating to plants

A person who does not eat meat; relating to a meat-free diet

The practice of eating no meat or fish

To live in a dull, inactive way; (of a plant) to grow

Covered with vegetation; living a dull, inactive life

All plants in a particular area collectively

A vegetable; a vegetarian; suitable for vegetarians

The ability to survive or succeed; feasibility

Capable of surviving; practicable and feasible

Articles of food, especially fine dishes

Alert and careful watchfulness, especially to avoid danger

Carefully watchful and alert, especially to danger

Physical or mental strength and energy

Strong, energetic, and active; done with great force or enthusiasm

Absolutely necessary or essential; relating to life

The doctrine that life is driven by an immaterial vital force

A believer in vitalism; relating to vitalism

Energy, vigour, and the capacity to live and grow

To give life or energy to something

In an extremely important or essential way

An organic compound essential in small amounts for healthy body function

Archaic spelling of vitamin

Lively, animated, and full of energy

The quality of being lively and full of energy

Producing clear, powerful images; very bright in color

In a clear, powerful, or brightly colored manner

The quality of being bright, intense, or strikingly lifelike

To bring to life or enliven

Giving birth to live young, not eggs

To dissect or operate on a living animal

Surgery or experiments performed on living animals