importance

noun
/ɪmˈpɔːrtəns/

Meaning

the state or fact of being of great significance or value
The quality or state of being important; consequence or significance.

Example Sentences

She stressed the importance of honesty in all relationships.

The importance of time management cannot be overstated.

Example Expressions

of great importance

Synonyms

significance, value, weight, relevance, consequence
Entry 1
significance, value, weight, relevance, consequence
Entry 2
significance, value, relevance

Antonyms

insignificance, unimportance, triviality, negligence
Entry 1
insignificance, unimportance
Entry 2
insignificance, triviality, negligence

Collocations

stress importance, highlight importance, importance of education, importance of health

More Example Sentences

Haven’t you realized the importance of the lesson?

I give equal importance to every project of yours.

That experience taught me the importance of saving.

I value my failures with the same importance as my successes.

I believe mental health should be given the same importance as physical health.

I once performed poorly in a presentation due to lack of preparation, and that taught me the importance of being well-prepared.

A mechanic teaches an apprentice in his auto repair shop who just finished high school last summer and wants to learn a practical trade so the mechanic shows him how to diagnose engine problems using a diagnostic scanner and basic hand tools and explains the importance of safety and precision

A mechanic teaches an apprentice in his auto repair shop who just finished high school last summer and wants to learn a practical trade so the mechanic shows him how to diagnose engine problems using a diagnostic scanner and basic hand tools and explains the importance of safety and precision while the apprentice takes notes and asks thoughtful questions

A mechanic teaches an apprentice in his auto repair shop who just finished high school last summer and wants to learn a practical trade so the mechanic shows him how to diagnose engine problems using a diagnostic scanner and basic hand tools and explains the importance of safety and precision while the apprentice takes notes and asks thoughtful questions and within six months he can handle routine repairs on his own

A mechanic teaches an apprentice in his auto repair shop who just finished high school last summer and wants to learn a practical trade so the mechanic shows him how to diagnose engine problems using a diagnostic scanner and basic hand tools and explains the importance of safety and precision while the apprentice takes notes and asks thoughtful questions and within six months he can handle routine repairs on his own earning the trust of both his mentor and the shop's loyal customers.

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