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impactful

Definition for impactful

adjective as in having a great effect

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"She needs to have a very impactful conference in order to stave off a confidence vote before the end of the year in my view," says one MP.

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He is battling it such that this fall, he will hit another monumental home run, this one far more impactful than any previous October blast.

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I was eager to see how criminals make these shady deals with potentially treacherous employees at a time when cyber-attacks around the world are becoming more impactful and disruptive to everyday life.

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Even in the twilight of his career, he wound up turning in one of his most impactful performances.

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But she also says competing in this year's contest will mean Buswell has to take some precautions - including avoiding any dance moves that could cause "aggressive or impactful trauma".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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