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were meaningful
adjective
Having meaning, significant.
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I mentioned things that were meaningful.
"They were meaningful but not long".
Cost savings to members who joined the registry were meaningful.
"You had to cherry-pick for brands that were meaningful".
Those wins — the sixth and seventh of his career — were meaningful.
"If the reforms were meaningful then the companies' share price would not shoot up.
I had recently purchased a hi-fi loudspeaker based upon what I thought were meaningful specifications.
Some said that only a reduction in symptoms or longer survival were meaningful to patients.
But for my wife and me, our choices were meaningful and comfortable.
Until relatively recently, it was taken as a given that dreams were meaningful.
That day the walks to Nettles were meaningful for the Yankees only because Cerone followed them with hits.
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