Antonyms for lifeblood
ˈlaɪfˌblʌdlifeblood

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Princeton's WordNet

1. lifebloodnoun

   the blood considered as the seat of vitality

2. lifebloodnoun

   an essential or life-giving force

   "water is the lifeblood of India"

How to use lifeblood in a sentence?

1. Andrew Ceresney:

   One significant type of key event that we see causing problems with disclosure in your industry is disclosures on your dealings with the (Food and Drug Administration), accuracy of reporting in your dealings with the FDA is critical to getting investors the information they need. FDA dealings and approvals are the lifeblood of your business and are so important to investment decisions.

2. Bryant McGill:

   Respect is the lifeblood of progress, and the safe harbor of humanity’s great aspirations.

3. Prime Minister Scott Morrison:

   We're a continent surrounded by the ocean. Our waterways are our lifeblood. The same is true for our Pacific family... this is such a big issue for our part of the world.

4. Rob Manfred:

   I think two things are happening that are really important, i think people know a lot more about the players that are being selected than they used to, and as a result theres a lot more interest. We do believe clearing the game schedule is important so that the focus is on what goes on here tonight. This is, after all, our future the lifeblood of the game. And we will continue to look for ways to make this as big an event as we possibly can.

5. Robyn Gershon:

   It's in many ways the lifeblood of New York City. You should recognize there are some risks, but those risks can be minimized. i notice a lot of people holding on the rails using their arms that are covered instead of their hands — like in the crook of the arm.

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