significant
ਮਹੱਤਵਪੂਰਨ
definition
adjective
a significant increase in sales
sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention; noteworthy.
in times of stress her dreams seemed to her especially significant
having a particular meaning; indicative of something.
example
At present there seems to be a 'significant' disparity in the statistics that are being reported.
It is 'significant' that this weighty information is not revealed to the reader.
Yes, but these disappearing acts are 'significant' because they are symbolic of a wider truth.
Although he was not a prolific writer, his work had a 'significant' impact and is still of considerable interest.
Weldon asked the questions that drove Pearson to some of his most 'significant' contributions.
For Fagan, the next few weeks promise to be the most 'significant' of her year.
This work was little known about at the time but it has since emerged how 'significant' this work proved to be.
Almost every 'significant' word seems to suggest a corresponding image in sound.
Yet the British music scene has always been an early indicator of 'significant' social and political change.
Rap, jazz and so called world music have seen 'significant' increases in CD sales in the past few years.
It is important to understand just how 'significant' this new idea was.
The appeal raises a point of some general importance and concerns a 'significant' sum.
There is no doubt that this was a serious injury with 'significant' orthopaedic and cosmetic consequences.
This could be the only 'significant' side effect possibly related to the product use.
The walls are covered with photographs marking 'significant' moments in Wood Group's history.
it's 'significant' that ...
'significant' changes
Use Mediamancy to derive 'significant' messages from billboards and shop names.
As for adultery, it is 'significant' that Santorum suggests it should be treated as a crime.
Bernoulli was one of the most 'significant' promoters of the formal methods of higher analysis.
This has the makings of a very 'significant' case of very considerable legal importance.
At all times and in all hours they were in deep consultation and Margarot was observed to say to Campbell, with a 'significant' wink, "keep an eye on the old gentleman", meaning me.
The nurses want a 'significant' increase in their flat fee for agreeing to be on call.
this policy change is very 'significant'
One of the most 'significant' demographic changes was the decline of infant mortality at the turn of the century.
Is it possible that certain expressions of hybridity are more 'significant' than others?
So how come the most prevalent symbol of this monumentally 'significant' festival is the chocolate egg?
he wasn't present - is there anything 'significant' in that?
These statements may have been symbolic, but the symbolism was highly 'significant' in the context.
They have achieved international publicity and 'significant' sales in every continent.
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