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material
adjective as in bodily, tangible
Strongest matches
actual, appreciable, earthly, perceptible, physical, substantial
Weak matches
carnal, fleshly, incarnate, nonspiritual, palpable, phenomenal, sensible, sensual, worldly
adjective as in important, relevant
Strongest matches
Weak matches
ad rem, applicable, applicative, apposite, apropos, big, consequential, germane, indispensable, intrinsic, momentous, pertinent, pointful, vital, weighty
noun as in matter, fabric
Example Sentences
However, in its forecast released last month, it said regulations which "affect the flexibility of businesses and labour markets" are likely to have "material and probably net negative, economic impacts on employment, prices, and productivity".
Last summer, the union added another firm that was created to buy source material for Emmett projects, 50 Feet Movies LLC, to its strike list.
It also said it was facing shortages in medications for pain management and chronic illnesses, antibiotics and critical surgical materials.
He has revoked the security clearances - which allows people to access classified material - of several officials, including James and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who brought the criminal hush-money case,
An iPhone for example may contain chips that were designed in the US, manufactured in Taiwan, Japan or South Korea, using raw materials like rare earths which are mostly mined in China.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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