Usage of "meaningful"

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Having a meaning or purpose.

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Usage of meaningful in English

Some Democrats expressed doubt that the rhetoric would result in meaningful change. 
 Radio NZ 

They don't need self-help books; they need decent training and meaningful jobs. 
 The Guardian 

For someone else, meaningful work was work that involved promoting environmental awareness. 
 The Irish Times 

All too frequently, however, the agreements fail to provide meaningful legal protection. 
 Wired 

All worthy bulletins, of course, but really just placeholders for meaningful action. 
 Reuters 

I believe we are on a course of getting meaningful Co2 reduction. 
 Reuters 

Demand for biofuels will only increase through meaningful actions, the group said. 
 Reuters 

Since when did the State Department gain meaningful authority over environmental concerns? 
 Reuters 

It will not, however, generate meaningful cost synergies, a Milan-based analyst said. 
 Reuters 

In addition, there were meaningful changes in patients' understanding of disease management. 
 Pubmed 

We want to ensure they are as independent and meaningful as possible. 
 The Guardian 

He told TVNZ that no political parties had announced meaningful IT policies. 
 Radio NZ 

Results: No meaningful relationship between cultural identity and violent recidivism was identified. 
 Pubmed 

Recall that motion is meaningful only relative to a given reference frame. 
 The Science of Battlestar Galactica 

That means delaying the pain of meaningful restructuring for another five years. 
 Reuters 

The results from the Florida state Miss America pageant are more meaningful. 
 Reuters 

meaningful

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Translations for meaningful

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Meaningful through the time

Meaningful across language varieties

New Zealand

Common

South Africa

Common

Ireland

Common

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Meanings of meaningful in English