significant

US /sɪɡˈnɪfɪkənt/

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UK /sɪgˈnɪfɪkənt/

A2TOEIC

adj.AdjectiveLarge enough to be noticed or have an effect

Water has a significant effect on dry fields and the growth of plants

adj.AdjectiveHaving meaning; important; noticeable

Your words are significant to your students, so be careful what you say

adj.Adjective(Statistics) being clearly different

There was a significant difference between the two groups

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Nothing wrong with calling your significant other 'baby,' right?
Nothing wrong with calling your significant other 'baby,' right?

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The latest trend has been a warming one, but it began nearly a century before there were significant
The latest trend has been a warming one, but it began nearly a century before there were significant
carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels. And, there has been no significant
carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels. And, there has been no significant

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The recoil is significant by modern standards: and while a typical rifleman is no stranger
The recoil is significant by modern standards: and while a typical rifleman is no stranger

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However, nowadays due to awareness, the production of CFCs has reduced to a significant amount.
However, nowadays due to awareness, the production of CFCs has reduced to a significant amount.

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Stay away from windows to avoid the the flying glass which could cause significant damage to your eyes.
Stay away from windows to avoid the the flying glass which could cause significant damage to your eyes.
significant damage to your eyes.
significant damage to your eyes.

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in the High Table has a number that seems that significant.
in the High Table has a number that seems that significant.

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