meaningful
adj. C1 Advanced Oxford US //ˈminɪŋfəɫ// UK //mˈiːnɪŋfəl// mean·ing·ful
adj. having a serious or important purpose. You use this to describe things that feel useful, deep, or worth doing.
adj. possessing significant meaning, purpose, or value. Often used to describe communication or activities that convey a deeper intent or produce a substantial effect.
She wants to find a meaningful job.
After years of small talk, they finally had a meaningful conversation about their future plans.
The charity aims to provide meaningful support to families in crisis, ensuring that every intervention addresses a specific, long-term need rather than offering a temporary fix.
From meaning + -ful.
Usage
Commonly modifies abstract nouns like 'relationship', 'dialogue', or 'contribution'.