By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Vitally important [Adjective] (very important).
It is vitally important for students to be taught the strategies for using IT. It is vitally important to keep your teeth clean and healthy.
Viewpoint [Noun] (point of view; opinion).
They adopted my viewpoint. His viewpoint is limited.
Various [Adjective] (different, a variety of, many types of).
This room is used for various purposes.
There are various ways of solving the problem. There are various kinds of coffee.
Vivid [Adjective] (producing very strong and clear memories in your mind).
He could remember the dream in vivid detail. My memories are still vivid.
Venerable [Adjective] (someone or something that deserves respect).
The cathedral is a venerable building.
Her venerable father died yesterday after a prolonged illness.
Virtually [Adverb] (almost entirely or very nearly).
It is virtually the same.
The entire town was virtually destroyed.
Versatile [Adjective] (having many different functions and to be used for many different purposes).
Jeans and T-shirts are versatile and used in both the modern workplace and leisure activities.
It is a versatile industrial material.
Virtually [Adverb] (nearly; almost). The entire town was virtually destroyed. After the discounts, it's virtually free.
Vital [Adjective] (very important, or necessary).
In fact, sleep is vital to us.
Education is vital to the cultural life of a society. He played a vital role in winning the game.
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Weigh up the pros and cons [Expression] (to consider/compare carefully the advantages and disadvantages of something before making a decision).
You must weigh up the pros and cons of changing your job before making your final decision.
He has weighed up the pros and cons of telling me the truth.