meaningfulness

meaningful | American Dictionary

meaningful
adjective
us/ˈmi·nɪŋ·fəl/
important or valuable:
She found it difficult to form meaningful relationships.

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meaningful
In their view, representations are defined as mental events that assume the functions of some meaningful component of the represented world.
With the advent of moder n teaching methods has music ®nally 'become a subject', with a meaningful purpose?
Inter-subjectivity could lead to meaningful disagreement and consensus.
The greater use of meaningful gestures by women could be related to a more general facility with nonverbal communication.
Local postcards depicting meaningful sites in village life.
In this test, two meaningful passages are presented.
Success at the global scale, and particularly in supporting life and happiness, is arguably one of the most rewarding and meaningful human experiences.
Presumably, the goal of most clinicians would be to restore meaningful life to the patient.
Meaningful access pertains to creating the conditions for people to have ongoing access to appropriate technology and information.
A great opportunity was lost for meaningful and thoughtful reflection on healthcare reform and why we need it.
We do sincerely hope that such a conversation begins and is carried on to meaningful change.
As noted above, the summing over all groups is only meaningful if there is an exchange between groups or reformation of groups.
Today, nothing meaningful and great can be done in this countr y if we do not exper ience a spir itual renaissance.
The notion of positive interdependence, therefore, has great resonance with devolving power relationships and engaging participants in meaningful learning experiences.
If the archived material is old, it is in most cases no longer meaningful to try to obtain consent.
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