Impressive and Meaningful

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Impressive adjective - Having the power to affect the feelings or sympathies.

Usage example: an impressive play about a loving family attempting to lift themselves out of poverty

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Meaningful and impressive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Meaningful" instead an adjective "Impressive".

Meaningful adjective - Having great meaning or lasting effect.

Usage example: his time in office was too brief to accomplish anything meaningful

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Impressive and meaningful are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Impressive" instead an adjective "Meaningful".

Nearby Words: meaning, meaningless, meaningly

Meaningful Name: Wei can be read as "impressive might", while Shen means "cautious".

Source: Video Game / Sleeping Dogs
The story of Ruth, already an impressive one in and of itself, is given an extra punch by making Ruth a priestess of the Moab religion, rather than just a Moabitess, and therefore her conversion to Judaism is much more meaningful.

Source: Adaptational Angst Upgrade
He tricks people into thinking he made an impressive climb without outside help, steals Buntarou's money and runs off, and hasn't done anything meaningful with his life at all since Buntarou last saw him.

Source: Manga / Kokou No Hito

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