all-important
- adjective
- /ɔl ɪmˈpɔrtənt/
- With this appreciation, the practitioner can begin to convey the all-important sense of hope to the client.
- an all-important question
- in all-important respect
- all-important status
And I think those are all important and interesting questions.
- And I think those are all important and interesting questions.
- The beans, the smell, the consistency, it's all important.
- These are all important parts of this pillar of health and happiness.
- It is, in fact, all important.
- Muhammad's first converts are his family circle and a group of key friends, and they're all important historically.
- So they're all important, You know, diet, sleep, exercise, mindset, super important.
- But their challenge is not to get lost in what they do and and thinking that's all important.
- So that means we have to eat a diet that enables our cells to fortify itself with these, these all important enzymes.
- Next, a brand isn't your colors or your layout or your design or even your name, though these are all important parts of your brand, and they make up your brand identity well.
Examples
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Now, Sweeps Week, as we all know, is the all-important national ratings period.
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It's West Brom one, Manchester United nil, McKenzie getting that all-important goal.
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But now for the all important question, how long would this take?
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And then finally, all important is the human element.
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Speaking of performance per dollar, Team Red and Team Blue are neck and neck in this all important metric.
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OK, first we're going to talk about the all important SPF with you.
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How many times as educators do we ask that all-important question: what have our students learned?
Academic text (2011) -
Shiite leaders will retain control of the all-important Interior Ministry.
Academic text (2006) -
As the Bluegrass Stakes approached, the gateway for the all-important Derby, both Three Willows and Longshot were hives of activity.
Fiction book (1995) -
As we prepare for the final exam, it's crucial to address the all-important topic of time management.
Synonyms
A person or thing that matters a lot
Very serious or important
Very important for something to work or succeed
Being most important or basic
Very important at a dangerous or decisive moment
Needed for something to work or succeed
Very important and necessary for something to work
Very important and needed for something to work
Very important for the success or result of something
Necessary for life or for something to succeed
Very important for the success of something
Needed so much you cannot do without it or them
Important because it changes what happens next
Most basic and needed for life
More important than anything else
Very important and basic to how something works
Very important and needed for something to work or survive
Antonyms
How Important
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
All-important The word joins all ('completely') and important ('very necessary'), so it means something is completely important or absolutely essential.