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Meanings of meaningful in English

Portuguese
significativo
Spanish
significativo

Having a meaning or purpose.

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Usage of meaningful in English
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Some Democrats expressed doubt that the rhetoric would result in meaningful change.
Radio NZ
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They don't need self-help books; they need decent training and meaningful jobs.
The Guardian
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For someone else, meaningful work was work that involved promoting environmental awareness.
The Irish Times
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All too frequently, however, the agreements fail to provide meaningful legal protection.
Wired
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All worthy bulletins, of course, but really just placeholders for meaningful action.
Reuters
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I believe we are on a course of getting meaningful Co2 reduction.
Reuters
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Demand for biofuels will only increase through meaningful actions, the group said.
Reuters
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Since when did the State Department gain meaningful authority over environmental concerns?
Reuters
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It will not, however, generate meaningful cost synergies, a Milan-based analyst said.
Reuters
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In addition, there were meaningful changes in patients' understanding of disease management.
Pubmed
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We want to ensure they are as independent and meaningful as possible.
The Guardian
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He told TVNZ that no political parties had announced meaningful IT policies.
Radio NZ
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Results: No meaningful relationship between cultural identity and violent recidivism was identified.
Pubmed
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Recall that motion is meaningful only relative to a given reference frame.
The Science of Battlestar Galactica
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That means delaying the pain of meaningful restructuring for another five years.
Reuters
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The results from the Florida state Miss America pageant are more meaningful.
Reuters
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Portuguese
significativo
Meaningful through the time
Meaningful across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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