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Synonym for import [verb]

The synonym import synonymous definition words:
means "action"
introduce from abroad
- conjugate verb import
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import [adjective]

means "property"
foreign, exotic, imported, from abroad
Further results for the word "import"

amount [noun]

means "quality"
significance, effect, result, value, import

consequence [noun]

means "importance"
significance, concern, interest, moment, weight, import

denotation [noun]

means "significance"
meaning, sense, connotation, import, signification

effect [noun]

means "matter"
significance, import, intent, meaning, purport, signification

imply [verb]

means "activity"
involve, entail, signify, mean, denote, import
- conjugate verb imply

importance [noun]

means "consequence"
significance, concern, interest, moment, weight, import

intent [noun]

means "meaning"
significance, import, sense, understanding, projection

matter [verb]

means "consequence"
count, value, mean, signify, weigh, import
- conjugate verb matter

mean [verb]

means "indication"
designate, import, denote
- conjugate verb mean

meaning [noun]

means "definition"
message, import, idea, significance, signification, interpretation

moment [noun]

means "quality"
importance, consequence, consideration, gravity, import, significance

purport [noun]

means "meaning"
claim, design, drift, gist, implication, import

sense [noun]

means "purpose"
significance, meaning, denotation, connotation, import, signification

significance [noun]

means "meaning"
signification, point, import, sense, purport

signification [noun]

means "meaning"
significance, point, import, sense, purport

signify [verb]

means "mean"
denote, suggest, imply, connote, import, intimate
- conjugate verb signify

substance [noun]

means "essence"
basis, meaning, import, subject, body, theme

value [noun]

means "purpose"
significance, substance, content, meaning, import, force
- translate value

weight [noun]

means "emphasis"
importance, significance, import, consequence, influence, moment

importance [noun]

means "consequence"
portent

important [adjective]

means "significant"
substantial, consequential, considerable, meaningful, material, momentous, weighty

important [adjective]

means "pompous"
self-important, arrogant, stuffy, bloated, magisterial

imported [adjective]

means "foreign"
exotic, alien, extrinsic, outlandish

importunate [adjective]

means "unrelenting"
tenacious, persistent, determined, obstinate, relentless, insistent, resolute

importune [verb]

means "demand noisily"
demand, complain, brawl, remonstrate, protest, clamour
- conjugate verb importune

accent [noun]

means "speech"
emphasis, importance, significance, stress, highlight, prominence

account [noun]

means "value"
importance

big [adjective]

means "property"
important, major, vital, substantial, considerable, eventful

bloated [adjective]

means "pompous"
self-important, arrogant, stuffy, important, magisterial

broad [adjective]

means "property"
chief, general, important, main, obvious

clamor [verb]

means "demand noisily"
demand, complain, brawl, remonstrate, protest, importune
- conjugate verb clamor

clamour [verb]

means "demand noisily"
demand, complain, brawl, remonstrate, protest, importune
- conjugate verb clamour

consequence [noun]

means "distinction"
value, standing, prestige, elevation, importance, prominence

considerable [adjective]

means "esteemed"
venerable, distinguished, respectable, important, momentous

controlling [adjective]

means "governing"
ascendant, master, common, dominant, first, important

crying [adjective]

means "great"
demanding, enormous, flagrant, important, notorious, urgent

desirability [adjective]

means "worth"
importance, merit, calibre, account, value, benefit

dominant [adjective]

means "governing"
ascendant, master, common, controlling, first, important

emphasis [noun]

means "stress"
accent, importance, significance, highlight, prominence

esteemed [adjective]

means "considerable"
venerable, distinguished, respectable, important, momentous

exotic [adjective]

means "foreign"
imported, alien, extrinsic, outlandish

famous [adjective]

means "characteristic"
prominent, celebrated, distinguished, eminent, famed, important

governing [adjective]

means "dominant"
ascendant, master, common, controlling, first, important

grave [adjective]

means "property"
important, serious, weighty, critical, consequential, grievous

great [adjective]

means "property"
important, serious, weighty, consequential, critical, vital
- translate great

haste [noun]

means "promptness"
promptitude, dispatch, importance

heavy [adjective]

means "property"
intense, concentrated, important, momentous, pithy, serious

high [adjective]

means "property"
important, essential, crucial, consequential, serious, capital

high [adjective]

means "characteristic"
exalted, prominent, distinguished, important, pre-eminent, elevated

highlight [noun]

means "stress"
emphasis, importance, significance, accent, prominence

honorable [adjective]

means "distinguished"
dignified, important, illustrious, noble, great, famous

honored [adjective]

means "respected"
esteemed, reverent, reputable, important, famous, recognized

honourable [adjective]

means "distinguished"
dignified, important, illustrious, noble, great, famous

imperative [adjective]

means "essential"
important, necessary, crucial, critical, urgent, immediate

implore [verb]

means "urge"
beg, beseech, entreat, importune, solicit, persuade
- conjugate verb implore

insistent [adjective]

means "unrelenting"
tenacious, persistent, determined, obstinate, relentless, importunate

major [adjective]

means "position"
important, main, principal, significant, influential

meaty [adjective]

means "significant"
important, weighty, pithy, juicy, factual

persecute [verb]

means "annoy"
bother, harass, harry, importune, pester, tease
- conjugate verb persecute

pre-eminent [adjective]

means "exalted"
prominent, distinguished, important, high, elevated, eminent

predominant [adjective]

means "governing"
ascendant, master, common, controlling, first, important

pregnant [adjective]

means "meaningful"
momentous, significant, weighty, eventful, pivotal, important

prominent [adjective]

means "main"
chief, conspicuous, important, manifest, noticeable, outstanding

prominent [adjective]

means "famous"
celebrated, distinguished, eminent, famed, important, leading

promptness [noun]

means "haste"
promptitude, dispatch, importance

serious [adjective]

means "grave"
critical, severe, heavy, important, momentous, weighty

sore [adjective]

means "property"
important, weighty

stature [noun]

means "status"
standing, rank, position, greatness, importance, prestige

strategic [adjective]

means "vital"
crucial, essential, critical, important, integral, necessary

stress [noun]

means "emphasis"
importance, force, weight, significance, accent

urge [verb]

means "speech"
implore, beg, beseech, entreat, importune, solicit
- conjugate verb urge

urgent [adjective]

means "characteristic"
eager, anxious, insistent, earnest, importunate

valuable [adjective]

means "helpful"
useful, estimable, important, serviceable, worthy

value [noun]

means "quality"
worth, importance, merit, calibre, account, desirability
- translate value

vital [adjective]

means "necessity"
essential, important, critical, indispensable, requisite

well-known [adjective]

means "famous"
celebrated, distinguished, eminent, famed, important, leading

worth [noun]

means "quality"
value, importance, merit, account, credit, valuation
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