gainfulness (Meaning)

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gainfulness (n)

the quality of affording gain or benefit or profit

No strong antonyms found.

The gainfulness of his new invention has brought him immense wealth and recognition.
The organization's emphasis on gainfulness ensures that its initiatives have a positive impact on society.
The training program focused on enhancing participants' gainfulness in the job market.
She carefully considered the gainfulness of the opportunity before making a decision.
The government's policies prioritize the gainfulness of employment for citizens.
The gainfulness of internships is often overlooked, but they provide invaluable experience and connections.
The consultant's recommendations aimed to improve the gainfulness of the company's operations.
The teacher emphasized the gainfulness of perseverance and hard work to his students.
The study explored the relationship between education and gainfulness, revealing a significant positive correlation.
The gainfulness of volunteering extends beyond personal satisfaction, as it contributes to the well-being of the community.

the quality of affording gain or benefit or profit

lucrative, profitable, worthwhile, beneficial,economic, moneymaking, paying, remunerative, juicy, money-spinning

unprofitable, unprofitable, unfavorable, unfavorable,, disadvantageous,disadvantageous

The gainfulness of his new invention has brought him immense wealth and recognition.

The organization's emphasis on gainfulness ensures that its initiatives have a positive impact on society.

The training program focused on enhancing participants' gainfulness in the job market.

She carefully considered the gainfulness of the opportunity before making a decision.