Important and Senior

Important

Important adjective - Having great power or influence.
Usage example: Rachel Carson was an important figure in the environmental movement

Senior and important are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Senior" instead an adjective "Important".

Senior

Senior adjective - Being of advanced years and especially past middle age.

Important and senior are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Important" instead an adjective "Senior".

Nearby Word: seniority

Both words in one sentence

  • Laser-Guided Karma It is revealed that she was the only senior in Middleton High who wasn't graduating because she missed an important quiz on the last week of school, forcing her to attend summer school.
  • Ash and Emily of are both sophomores (literally second year)at the beginning of Misfile, mostly important because until the misfile Emily was a graduating senior.
  • Series / The Legend of Zhen Huan Royal Harem Silent Scapegoat: Consort Duan When an important concubine falls, the most senior maid almost always steps up to take the blame, even if they are being tortured to tell the truth.
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