Definitions

impactful

[im-pakt-fuhl] / ɪmˈpækt fəl /

ADJECTIVE

having a great effect

Synonyms

STRONGEST

impressive poignant stunning

STRONG

effective moving rousing sympathetic

WEAK

affecting cogent direct dynamic effectual emotional forceful gripping inspirational motivating potent provoking staggering stimulating stirring touching

Antonyms

STRONGEST

uninteresting unmoving

STRONG

unaffecting unemotional unimpressive

WEAK

fruitless impotent incapable ineffective weak

Example Sentences

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The upgrade is "impactful" by being more cost-effective and broadening fast internet networks to more customers, he said, noting it also "strengthens" the European space industry.

From Barron's

But the actress recently opened up during a recent appearance on Stephen Colbert’s late night show about the many more impactful ways that her life transformed after she landed “The Pitt.”

From MarketWatch

In terms of specialties, there are shortages across the board, but the lack of primary care physicians is the most impactful nationwide.

From MarketWatch

None of the players who took a detour to the pros have been as impactful to their teams as Bediako, though.

From The Wall Street Journal

Overall, Rosenior's early reign, now four weeks old, has been characterised by grinding out results and impactful in‑game adjustments.

From BBC