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25 January
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what does 'vitally important' mean?
very important or most important? too important to skip?
'Vitally' is a just intensifier?
what does 'vitally important' mean?
very important or most important? too important to skip?
'Vitally' is a just intensifier?
very important or most important? too important to skip?
'Vitally' is a just intensifier?
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vitally means it is ‘necessary’ or ‘essential’ (I think it’s 필요한?)
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vitally means it is ‘necessary’ or ‘essential’ (I think it’s 필요한?)
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@annikaj1201 Oh I see, I thought that 'vitally' has the same meaning as 'importantly'
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