English to Chichewa Meaning of vitalness - vitalness

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Definitions of vitalness in English

Noun(1) the quality possessed by something that you cannot possibly do without(2) the quality of being essential to maintain life

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(1) Historically, vitalism stems from the romanticism of the 19th century, begins the 20th century as a right-wing philosophy, and during the late 20th century becomes a left-wing philosophy as well.(2) God has his own timetable for working his wonders, and a commitment to vitalism is hardly a robust expression of faith.(3) Such metaphysical systems are generally referred to as types of vitalism .(4) Much of this controversy stemmed from the argument of mechanism versus vitalism .(5) Strangely, the pope's statement seems at odds with his own earlier writing, and comes curiously close to endorsing the notion of vitalism , a philosophy that he has firmly rejected in the past.(6) Energy medicines are based upon variants of the metaphysical theory known as vitalism , a theory that has been dead in the West for over a century.(7) Influential Nazis tended to approve of the occult and of unscientific manifestations of vitalism and quasi-holism, including biodynamic farming, homeopathy, and a precursor of holistic medicine.(8) We should stress that we are not suggesting any form of vitalism - the discredited notion that living matter differs from all other matter by possessing some peculiar ingredient or elan vital.(9) This work led to the elucidation of the enzymes involved, and also dealt a blow to vitalism , the belief that life possessed a special force that distinguished it from non-living chemicals.(10) He discarded vitalism , the idea that living things possess a vital essence, that separates them from all other matter.(11) But for long after that the elaborate organization of living things remained daunting and mysterious, and left plenty of room for vitalism as a respectable concept.(12) Since the demise of vitalism , we do not think of life per se as something distinct from living things.(13) It is often rooted in mysticism and a metaphysical belief in vitalism (Barrett).(14) This insistence on empirical proof shows a profound misunderstanding of the essence of vitalism .(15) Unlike his Italian counterparts, Nolde looked to the art of non-Europeans as repositories for an authentic mysticism and vitalism that had been lost in industrial Europe.(16) All invoke extremely speculative theories from modern cosmology, quantum mechanics, vitalistic theories of biology and parapsychology, and other fringe sciences.

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