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Meanings of implemental in English

Serving or acting as a means or aid.

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Examples for "instrumental"
Examples for "instrumental"
1
Best American Roots Performance For new vocal or instrumental American Roots recordings.
Ebony
2
A promised trip to Ireland was instrumental in relieving our personal situation.
The Irish Times
3
Background: Dietetics practice educators are instrumental in the development of future dietitians.
Pubmed
4
Finghin's success may already be instrumental in gaining him work at home.
The Irish Times
5
Home advantage for The Island in last Sunday's second leg proved instrumental.
The Irish Times
1
Yet when Messi returned, Neymar was happy to return to being subservient.
The Guardian
2
The Revenue was to be subservient to the greater and national factor.
King's Cutters and Smugglers 1700-1855
3
In other words, plot is subservient to character and storytelling to ideology.
The Irish Times
4
Surely the stomach should be subservient to the mind; but it isn't.
Molly Bawn
5
Judges subservient to Somerset declared Wriothesley guilty of having abused his office.
The tudors: the complete story of england's most notorious dynas...
Usage of implemental in English
1
These figures will represent the working forces and implemental machinery of a well-tilled farm of 400 acres in England.
A Walk from London to John O'Groat's / With Notes by the Way
2
I have never seen yet an American scythe-snath in England or Scotland, although so much of our implemental machinery has been introduced.
A Walk from London to John O'Groat's / With Notes by the Way
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Implemental through the time