Vit

Pronunciation: /vɪt/

Definitions of vit

noun a colloquial term for a vitamin or vital substance

Example Sentences

A1 I take a daily vit to stay healthy.

A2 She always forgets to take her vit in the morning.

B1 The doctor recommended a multivit supplement for better nutrition.

B2 Vitamins and minerals are essential for overall health and well-being.

C1 The pharmacist explained the benefits of different vits for specific health conditions.

C2 Research has shown that certain vits can help prevent certain diseases.

Examples of vit in a Sentence

formal The doctor prescribed a daily dose of Vitamin C to improve my immune system.

informal I always make sure to take my vit pills in the morning.

slang I heard that taking vits can really boost your energy levels.

figurative Learning new skills is like giving your brain a dose of vitamins.

Grammatical Forms of vit

• past tense: vitted
• plural: vits
• comparative: more vit
• superlative: most vit
• present tense: vit
• future tense: will vit
• perfect tense: have vitted
• continuous tense: is vitting
• singular: vit
• positive degree: vit
• infinitive: to vit
• gerund: vitting
• participle: vitting

Origin and Evolution of vit

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'vit' originated from Old English 'wīt', which means punishment or penalty.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'vit' evolved to refer to a sense of vitality or energy, rather than punishment or penalty.