Thesaurus / consequential
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“William & Mary continues to be dedicated to telling a fuller, more consequential account of our history,” Whitson wrote.
VA. HOUSE VOTES TO FORCE PUBLIC COLLEGES TO RECKON WITH TIES TO SLAVERY, CREATE SCHOLARSHIPS OR OTHER PROGRAMSNICK ANDERSONFEBRUARY 4, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIn case you were distracted by more consequential matters, the window for prospective entries in Chicago opened on January 12 and the race is slated for October 10.
WILL MAJOR MARATHONS ACTUALLY COME BACK THIS FALL?MARTIN FRITZ HUBERFEBRUARY 4, 2021OUTSIDE ONLINEThese digital inequities predate the pandemic but have become more consequential at a time when Americans have little choice but to stay home.
COMCAST SUSPENDS INTERNET DATA LIMITS, FEES FOR NORTHEAST CUSTOMERSTONY ROMMFEBRUARY 3, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThe coronavirus has led many to reassess the risks and sacrifices that come with the job, and how consequential health care will be in a post-pandemic world.
THE PANDEMIC’S LASTING EFFECTS ON YOUNG MEDICAL WORKERSTERRY NGUYENFEBRUARY 1, 2021VOXThey will know the most consequential choice of his professional career erred on the side of medicine.
HIS TEAM IS GOING TO THE SUPER BOWL. HE’S STAYING ON THE CORONAVIRUS FRONT LINES.ADAM KILGOREFEBRUARY 1, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIt was also just months before the paper embarked on one of its most consequential stories, centered on the leak of material describing the NSA’s extensive surveillance operations.
MARTIN BARON, EXECUTIVE EDITOR WHO OVERSAW DRAMATIC WASHINGTON POST EXPANSION, ANNOUNCES RETIREMENTPAUL FARHIJANUARY 27, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThese are highly consequential decisions, and if things go pear-shaped, there’s nowhere for a coach to hide.
SOME COACHES SHY AWAY FROM RISK IN THE PLAYOFFS. NOT ANDY REID.JOSH HERMSMEYERJANUARY 22, 2021FIVETHIRTYEIGHTThe fact that you now feel anxious about something fictional can feel less consequential than feeling anxious about something real.
WHY HORROR FILMS ARE MORE POPULAR THAN EVER - ISSUE 95: ESCAPECOLTAN SCRIVNERJANUARY 14, 2021NAUTILUSThat was a consequential development, said federal health officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.
VACCINES WERE A CHANCE TO REDEEM FAILURES IN THE U.S. CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE. WHAT WENT WRONG?LENA H. SUN, ISAAC STANLEY-BECKER, FRANCES STEAD SELLERS, LAURIE MCGINLEY, AMY GOLDSTEIN, CHRISTOPHER ROWLAND, CAROLYN Y. JOHNSONJANUARY 11, 2021WASHINGTON POSTAn hour before the polls closed in Georgia on Tuesday night and Americans braced for the results of one of the most consequential elections of our time, another story published that still managed to capture some attention.
HOW TO DECODE THE TABLOID COVERAGE OF KIM KARDASHIAN AND KANYE WEST’S RUMORED DIVORCEEMILY YAHRJANUARY 7, 2021WASHINGTON POSTSYNONYM OF THE DAY
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WORDS RELATED TO CONSEQUENTIAL
- aggravating
- agitating
- alarming
- annoying
- bothersome
- burdensome
- consequential
- creepy
- depressing
- difficult
- disagreeable
- discomforting
- discommoding
- disconcerting
- discouraging
- dismaying
- disquieting
- disruptive
- distressful
- distressing
- embarrassing
- foreboding
- frightening
- gloomy
- harassing
- hard
- impeding
- inconvenient
- intrusive
- irksome
- irritating
- laborious
- ominous
- onerous
- painful
- perplexing
- pessimistic
- prophetic
- provoking
- severe
- sinister
- startling
- threatening
- tiresome
- toilsome
- troublesome
- troubling
- troublous
- trying
- uncertain
- unpleasant
- unsettling
- upsetting
- vexing
- wearisome
- worrisome
- worrying
- accessory
- alternate
- auxiliary
- backup
- bush-league
- collateral
- consequential
- contingent
- dependent
- dinky
- extra
- inconsiderable
- inferior
- insignificant
- lesser
- lower
- minor
- minor-league
- petty
- relief
- reserve
- second
- second-rate
- small
- small-fry
- small-time
- subject
- subservient
- subsidiary
- substract
- supporting
- tributary
- trivial
- under
- unimportant
- acute
- arduous
- ascetic
- austere
- bitter
- bleak
- consequential
- critical
- dangerous
- dear
- demanding
- despotic
- distressing
- domineering
- drastic
- effortful
- exacting
- extreme
- fierce
- forbidding
- grave
- grim
- grinding
- hard
- heavy
- hefty
- implacable
- inclement
- intemperate
- intense
- mordant
- oppressive
- overbearing
- pitiless
- punishing
- rigorous
- rugged
- serious
- sharp
- sore
- strenuous
- stringent
- taxing
- toilsome
- tough
- tyrannical
- unpleasant
- unrelenting
- violent
- weighty
- wicked
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