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🤝Helpful

adjective
/ˈhelp.fəl/
Help Helpless

Meaning

giving or providing assistance; useful; beneficial
giving help or being useful

Example Sentences

She was very helpful in organizing the event.

The guide was very helpful during our trip.

Synonyms

useful, beneficial, supportive, accommodating, kind
Entry 1
useful, beneficial, supportive, accommodating
Entry 2
supportive, useful, kind, accommodating, beneficial

Antonyms

unhelpful, harmful, obstructive, hindering, useless, uncooperative
Entry 1
unhelpful, harmful, obstructive, hindering
Entry 2
unhelpful, useless, uncooperative

Collocations

helpful advice, helpful person, helpful tip, helpful service, helpful guide, helpful information, helpful staff
Entry 1
helpful advice, helpful person, helpful tip, helpful service
Entry 2
helpful advice, helpful guide, helpful information, helpful staff

More Example Sentences

He is brilliant at giving helpful feedback.

The new colleague turned out to be very helpful.

We find it helpful to take notes during meetings.

Vasanth Academy is very much helpful for students.

I was lucky to meet helpful people during my trip.

How much are your colleagues helpful in office work?

As she is kind, she will give you a helpful suggestion.

A plan was made about how to make the training helpful.

Who among your neighbors is most helpful in emergencies?

To what extent has this online platform been helpful for English learners in New York?

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