worthful (Meaning)
Wordnet
worthful (s)
having worth or merit or value
Webster
worthful (a.)
Full of worth; worthy; deserving.
Synonyms & Antonyms of worthful
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
worthful Sentence Examples
- The investment was worthful in the long run, despite initial setbacks.
- Her efforts were not worthful enough to warrant a promotion.
- The experience was worthful, even though it came at a great personal cost.
- The advice was worthful, as it saved me from making a costly mistake.
- The purchase was not worthful, as the product was of poor quality.
- The class was worthful, as I learned valuable skills.
- The trip was worthful, as I had a chance to see the world.
- The struggle was worthful, as it made me stronger.
- The sacrifice was worthful, as it led to a greater good.
- The effort was worthful, as it achieved the desired results.
FAQs About the word worthful
having worth or merit or valueFull of worth; worthy; deserving.
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No antonyms found.
The investment was worthful in the long run, despite initial setbacks.
Her efforts were not worthful enough to warrant a promotion.
The experience was worthful, even though it came at a great personal cost.
The advice was worthful, as it saved me from making a costly mistake.
