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Lifeblood

usgb/ˈlaɪfblʌd/Volume
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Cultural ImportancePlay
Used to express the significance of a cultural element to a community or society. SlideThe traditional dance is the lifeblood of our cultural heritage.
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Economic VitalityPlay
Refers to a core element that sustains the economic health of a place. SlideSmall businesses are often the lifeblood of a thriving city center.
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Metaphorical usePlay
It's used metaphorically to describe something essential but not literally related to blood. SlideInnovation is the lifeblood of technology companies.