impactful

Adjective

Meaning

impactful (comparative more impactful, superlative most impactful)

Having impact. [from c. 1940]

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Examples

As a part of his identity, Badu says that he is also looking toward expanding his brand globally, remaining impactful and part of a thoughtful collective conversation, and also to be sustainable while profitable. Source: Internet

Amidst the blackmail, NSC hailed the COAS’ impactful leadership which it said has led to the successes of the various military operations across the country, most recently in the northwest. Source: Internet

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Griffin said the caravan was an ideal way to have an impactful recognition of Juneteenth, especially given current events around the country. Source: Internet

According to him, the governor’s guiding pillars of the T.H.E.M.E.S Agenda have been impactful during the period under review. Source: Internet

A World Between Worlds is an immensely impactful episode that follows Ezra, while the other rebels battle imperial forces, as he enters the Jedi temple and uncovers immense secrets and truths and also discovers a huge revelation. Source: Internet

And I’m glad they find some really impactful ways to use those funds.” Source: Internet

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