Synonyms for meaningful
ˈmi nɪŋ fəlmean·ing·ful

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1. meaningfuladjective

   Antonyms:
   meaningless

2. meaningfuladjective

   I think we made a meaningful contribution to this project today.

   Antonyms:
   meaningless

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1. meaningfuladjective

   having a meaning or purpose

   "a meaningful explanation"; "a meaningful discussion"; "a meaningful pause"

   Antonyms:
   vacuous, mindless, empty, nonmeaningful, nonsense(a), nonsensical, hollow, meaningless, insignificant

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1. List of paraphrases for "meaningful":

   significant, useful, sensible, valid, constructive, worthwhile, important, helpful, real, substantial, purposeful, fruitful, genuine, interesting, effective, relevant, valuable, rewarding, reasonable

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1. Bill Browder:

   I am much happier fighting for justice than I ever was fighting for money, it is just a much more meaningful and satisfying life.

2. Purdue Pharma:

   We are disappointed that after months of good faith negotiations working toward a meaningful resolution to help these states address the opioid crisis, this group of attorneys general have unilaterally decided to pursue a costly and protracted litigation process.

3. Aloo Denish:

   I am driven by a profound belief in taking meaningful actions that advance the wellbeing of humanity and his environment; and I believe that each individual has a role to play regardless of the level, capacity, or sector involved, for we all share this collective responsibility.

4. Nigel Kushner:

   There can be no meaningful improvement in investment into the Iranian economy until some robust banks agree to raise their head above the parapet and finance it, i believe they will, but it will take time... I believe it will happen over the next six months and then there will be a domino effect.

5. Robi Ludwig:

   The survey shows that almost half of people in their 50s agree that they are still looking and want to get married. They are looking for true, meaningful connections. Being divorced or reaching midlife does not deter them from this goal.