significant

adjectiveB2 · Upper-intermediate

Important and having a big effect.

Meaning of «significant»

adjective

important and having a big effect

Losing that contract was a significant blow to the company.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

quite large in size or amount

considerablequite a lot; used for amounts and effortShe spent a considerable amount of time on it.

substantiallarge and solid, big enough to matterThey ate a substantial breakfast.

significantbig enough to have an effectThere was a significant change in the weather.

sizablefairly large in size or numberA sizable crowd waited outside.

having great value or effect

importanthas great value or meaning; the usual wordSleep is important for your health.

significantbig enough to have a clear effectThere was a significant rise in prices.

notableworth noticing; special or well knownShe made a notable contribution to science.

Word family

signify B2 · verbsignificant B2 · adjectivesignificance B1 · nounsignificantly B1 · adverbinsignificant B2 · adjective

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