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important Adjective 1. of great significance, value, or consequence 2. of social significance: an important man in the company hierarchy 3. of great concern: it was important to me to know [Medieval Latin importare to signify, from Latin: to carry in] importance n
importantly adv USAGE: The use of more importantly as in more importantly, the local council is opposed to this proposal has become very common, but many people still prefer to use more important. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
important adjective 1. significant, critical, substantial, grave, urgent, serious, material, signal, primary, meaningful, far-reaching, momentous, seminal, weighty, of substance, salient, noteworthy << OPPOSITE unimportant adjective 2. (often with to) valued, loved, prized, dear, essential, valuable, of interest, treasured, precious, esteemed, cherished, of concern, highly regarded adjective 3. powerful, leading, prominent, commanding, supreme, outstanding, high-level, dominant, influential, notable, big-time (informal) foremost, eminent, high-ranking, authoritative, major league (informal) of note, noteworthy, pre-eminent, skookum Canad. Translationsit's not important → no importa, no tiene importancia; it is important that → es importante que (influential) → bedeutend; it's not important → non ha importanza; it is important that → è importante che + sub |
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| The first purposes of every such book must be to outline the development of the literature with due regard to national life, and to give appreciative interpretation of the work of the most important authors. `That's the most important piece of evidence we've heard yet,' said the King, rubbing his hands; `so now let the jury--' "I have just finished," she continued, "the most important piece of work they have trusted me with yet, and I have been awfully lucky. |
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